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Find area of programming that interests you and do work there. Small incremental tasks - "hey I made screen red! now I made a gradient!", "hey I made button on the page move!" etc. Language, framework, library, "tech stack" does not matter (ignore everyone who say it does).
For beginners, I’m tempted to disagree. You need to start with a popular language / framework / tech stack to land your first gig. Branching out and cross-applying your knowledge becomes much easier with experience. However, I agree that the best way to start is to “just do it”.
Landing gig, yes. Learning, not necessarily. So I guess depends on whether they want to learn, or land a job asap. e.g. in something like web frontend, if they start to learn something now, then one year later it might be obsolete! :P
twitter brevity & all... I've seen too many folks get so paralyzed at "is this language really the best?" (framework, API, tool, engine, ...) that they never really start *doing* anything
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