What do you struggle with most?

I second information overload. When first starting out there are so many resources and opinions it can be overwhelming.

Having someone to ask questions or details about how to do a specific thing or why something isn't working was also very important in my learning process. Because Stackoverflow isn't great for beginners.

This excerpt from Jeff Atwood's (@codinghorror) blog drives this home:

The choice of audience wasn't meant to be an exclusionary decision in any way, but Stack Overflow was definitely designed as a fairly strict system of peer review, which is great (IMNSHO, obviously) for already practicing professionals, but pretty much everything you would not want as a student or beginner. This is why I cringe so hard I practically turn myself inside out when people on Twitter mention that they have pointed their students at Stack Overflow. What you'd want for a beginner or a student in the field of programming is almost the exact opposite of what Stack Overflow does at every turn:

• one on one mentoring
• real time collaborative screen sharing
• live chat
• theory and background courses
• starter tasks and exercises
• playgrounds to experiment in