Software Development and Programming Careers (Official Discussion Thread)

[OSUBaneBrowns]

It's still leetcode actually but it's less rounds and more leniency, also I think the system design round is easier. Probably LC mediums. GS in particular has a hackerrank algorithm test before you even get an interview
I actually didn't do Ikea interview cause the pay wasn't as high as offers I already had on the table and I had to do a gauntlet of interviews with cacs from Sweden. So I passed

Are you in the data science/machine learning field?

 

[TheAnointedOne]

lmaoo

 

[Kwabena]

lmaoo

I visit this subreddit sometimes. It’s a cesspool.

 

[BeachBum Unreal]

Data Science and Security Visualization

 

[Carlton Banks]

JavaScript is really fukking dumb and makes no fukking sense sometimes...

 

[Kwabena]

JavaScript is really fukking dumb and makes no fukking sense sometimes...

What part? closures? ES6? asynchronous programming? Keep grinding

 

[Carlton Banks]

What part? closures? ES6? asynchronous programming? Keep grinding

Pure JS. It just hasn't clicked yet. Or just when I think it does, something or some code contradicts the stuff I just learned. I'll do these quizzes and challenges and it's like some of these questions just defy logic. IDK ..

So anyways, I took a step back from JS and Web Developing and looked into the C# course (on Sololearn) and it makes waaay more sense and things "click" more for me. I'm trying to figure out why is that, being as the general consensus is that JavaScript is easier to learn for newbies

Edit: idk maybe it's the local/global variables that make it difficult to grasp with JS

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

Pure JS. It just hasn't clicked yet. Or just when I think it does, something or some code contradicts the stuff I just learned. I'll do these quizzes and challenges and it's like some of these questions just defy logic. IDK ..

So anyways, I took a step back from JS and Web Developing and looked into the C# course (on Sololearn) and it makes waaay more sense and things "click" more for me. I'm trying to figure out why is that, being as the general consensus is that JavaScript is easier to learn for newbies

Edit: idk maybe it's the local/global variables that make it difficult to grasp with JS

Could be because of the verbosity and fairly rigid structure of C#. For some people, like me, that's easier to grasp.

 

[Kwabena]

Pure JS. It just hasn't clicked yet. Or just when I think it does, something or some code contradicts the stuff I just learned. I'll do these quizzes and challenges and it's like some of these questions just defy logic. IDK ..

So anyways, I took a step back from JS and Web Developing and looked into the C# course (on Sololearn) and it makes waaay more sense and things "click" more for me. I'm trying to figure out why is that, being as the general consensus is that JavaScript is easier to learn for newbies

Edit: idk maybe it's the local/global variables that make it difficult to grasp with JS

Just remember code in a function (local) can see code outside of it (global), but not vice versa.

 

[Kwabena]

Could be because of the verbosity and fairly rigid structure of C#. For some people, like me, that's easier to grasp.

OOP>

 

[Sane]

JavaScript is really fukking dumb and makes no fukking sense sometimes...

JS is where it's at.

 

[BeachBum Unreal]

AWS Tutorial For Beginners: Intro to Relational Database Service (RDS)

 

[Kwabena]

Why do people use Scala?

 

[Carlton Banks]

Anybody do C# ? That's my next stop after I get good with web dev/JavaScript

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

brehs, I found a goldmine for those wanting to master or brush up on their algorithm skills. This indian's playlist is A1, I aint never seen nobody explain this shyt so fluently
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDN4rrl48XKpZkf03iYFl-O29szjTrs_O

Examples: