Of course
But, I haven't found the answer. might have to make a thread on there
The sooner the better, keep us updated with the response because whatever solution you find might help someone else here.
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The sooner the better, keep us updated with the response because whatever solution you find might help someone else here.
You couldn't use a JSON reading library?spent 3 hours, trying to figure out how to parse json array that doesn't have a key, and found out it was simple string array that needs gets/sets
I don't have much advice, sorry. Assuming that you haven't worked on any major group projects outside of school, you may not be able to landa big money job yet, so you'll probably have to look around for entry or junior level. You may get better hits if you get familiar with C# vs C++ (not too sure about that though).
O, i do have some advice. If you're near the city you could probably go to some tech meetups (meetup.com) revolving around some web development or one of the technologies you've used. Or some hackathons..
Have you done any mobile development?
I am using json reading library, just very unfamiliar with it.
Now I'm having issues inserting it into my db
Lol, ahh yes, the 12 hour debugging sessions of why your code doesn't work, just to find out you are missing a <insert random ascii character>I am using json reading library, just very unfamiliar with it.
Now I'm having issues inserting it into my db
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I haven't worked on mobile development or any outside-school stuff although I've begun making some small game apps to keep my skills sharp.
I wanted to get something part time for some $ while I go to school but I don't know if I've escaped burger king yet. I'll take your advice and learn some C#, have the time and may make a difference, thanks.
open a github account and contribute to some projects and of course apply for internships while in school. as far as making bread if you can't land an internship in the field they are always small mom and pop operations looking for some IT shyt done.
those are the best opportunities to learn. instead of always relying on stack overflow it's good to get one hand's dirty and really dig into shyt.
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One shouldn't use stack overflow as a crutch but should have a cutoff point where they seek help after searching for a solution to a problem on their own.
What editor are you using?Finished my database hw, all it took was a simple hashmapand me being and idiot and forgetting to change a statement from a copy and paste
copy and pasting kills me all the time
I'm about to pick up Python. I've been having recruiters hit me up about Python, but I don't have the experience. Down the line, I'll pick up C# as well. For now JS, Ruby and Python will keep me covered with plenty of opportunities.
If you know JS and CSS, full your github up with projects and deploy on heroku assuming you use node.js as the serverside tech of your choice.
Eclipse, but it wasn't a syntax error, so it didn't occurred that statement could be wrong
There are free courses on Udemy, sign up and take advantage of them.
here's one for JS
Introduction to JavaScript Development - Udemy
here's one for JS
Introduction to JavaScript Development - Udemy