Nothing wrong with over achieving but you trying to learn too much right now. If you can't pass an algorithm interview in a language that you are good in then learning a million other languages and frameworks ain't going to help. You can always pick up the other things once you get in your foot in the door some where.
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Nothing wrong with over achieving but you trying to learn too much right now. If you can't pass an algorithm interview in a language that you are good in then learning a million other languages and frameworks ain't going to help. You can always pick up the other things once you get in your foot in the door some where.
Freedman
Choppers For Karate Nggas
No IDEs in the real world ???
Most of that I am forced to learn because of exams/labs and it's really shallow knowledge . Java Is the only language I currently feel comfortable building something in but I feel like I'm limited in what I can do if I don't learn the Framework stuff. I do know the importance of data structures and algorithms as far as interviews go though.
I do 90% of my builds and all of my commits through command line. I work in remote, headless environments where the only way of interacting is through SSH. I've been working in Docker and the only tools are CLI. IDEs are good for coding but there's a lot more to software engineering than writing code.No IDEs in the real world ???
Most of that I am forced to learn because of exams/labs and it's really shallow knowledge . Java Is the only language I currently feel comfortable building something in but I feel like I'm limited in what I can do if I don't learn the Framework stuff. I do know the importance of data structures and algorithms as far as interviews go though.
No IDEs in the real world ???
Most of that I am forced to learn because of exams/labs and it's really shallow knowledge . Java Is the only language I currently feel comfortable building something in but I feel like I'm limited in what I can do if I don't learn the Framework stuff. I do know the importance of data structures and algorithms as far as interviews go though.
You will be able to use an IDE in the real world, but your IDE likely has an ability to pull up the terminal right inside of it. You'll have to type some commands out in it. Nothing too difficult but it pays to learn it.
PikaDaDon
Thunderbolt Them Suckers
The boot camp shyt has really fukked up the industry. Now it's impossible to get in. Even folks with 5+ years experience have trouble getting a job in this field.
as i expected they want me to start asap but i told the recruiter im still in my final year in college he told me he would keep in touch as there are more opening roles comming next summer and added me on linkedin. still wont put all my eggs in one practice and will keep practicing programming.Got a phone screen for a project manager role at one of the big 4 top companies, thing is im currently working a contractor working at the same company but i work nights while going to college in the morning. On my cv i have that i graduating may 2019 hopefully the recuriter has seen this cuz im not gonna lie im kinda hypedbut i dont want to get dissapointed. I meet pretty much all the criterias for the role too
pray for me brehs
I follow Travesy Media on YouTube, he's pretty good with his tutorials and information.
What you think is the solution? Focus on newer technologies instead of just pure web and sofware dev?
I'm more looking on feedback on what i've already done. I've got decent understanding