try some of these
https://codingcompetitions.withgoogle.com/kickstart/archive/2020
Yeah some of those are way out of my league
started my new position today, just moved up from helpdesk to devops in just 5 months
s*** was SCARY HOURS when i graduated in the peak of the 'rona recession but now it's
help desk to devops in 5 months? isn’t devops a position that u need years of experience under your belt for?
help desk to devops in 5 months? isn’t devops a position that u need years of experience under your belt for?
it normally is. but there's junior devops roles out there (to a lesser extent).
college lets you skip a lot of things if you have internships and i had two of em. one of my friends became an SRE straight out of school making >$120k. and i'm somewhat jelly.
i actually had 1.5 years of professional experience prior to getting on tho. and well, i was making projects starting from when i was like 17 too so that helped some.
https://developers.slashdot.org/story/21/01/23/0446216/brad-cox-creator-of-objective-c-programming-language-dies-at-76
ObjC is a beautiful language, RIP Brad
Confused on where to begin if I want to become a software engineer
1. Pick a language you want to learm, python is the best for beginners imo
2. Learn it through a book or youtube guides (if you need recs for this lmk)
Anyone itt went the IT certification route? Need some advice
Look this over.
Look this over.
So looking at this, looking like CompTIA ITF+, and CompTIA A+ and Google IT Cert are the best 3 to start with, then grow from there.
Next question would be what/where would be the best place to go for these certifications? Google search gives me a load of options
anyone else leetcoding for a FAANG job ?
s*** is horrible man, feel like it's gonna take me half a year to get decent at this stuff
anyone else leetcoding for a FAANG job ?
s*** is horrible man, feel like it's gonna take me half a year to get decent at this stuff
That’s not that long all things considered
So looking at this, looking like CompTIA ITF+, and CompTIA A+ and Google IT Cert are the best 3 to start with, then grow from there.
Next question would be what/where would be the best place to go for these certifications? Google search gives me a load of options
You can take them at home or at a testing center.
Depending on how much you know beforehand,
you can study and pass them s***s in 3 weeks tops.
But make sure you really know the material,
cause them jawns is $300+ a pop.
A+ is a good starting point if you need credentials on your resume off rip.
If you need study material, hmu.
I’m starting with Python and C++ first. But can someone steer me in the right direction of a software engineer/dev?
anyone else leetcoding for a FAANG job ?
s*** is horrible man, feel like it's gonna take me half a year to get decent at this stuff
Leetcoding
This why I hate the software engineering hiring process.
Leetcoding
This why I hate the software engineering hiring process.
Have you done any ?
Trying to become comfortable at solving medium level questions... feels like it's never going to happen tho
Aight, just started learning.
First "program"
now make it so that it asks for user input for the next line of the lyrics and prints both lines of the song.
How many here have taught themselves web development? particularly Front-End?
I come from mainly a Graphic Design/UI-UX background, but always enjoyed coding somewhat. Basically I'm thinking about becoming a web dev - I understand HTML, CSS & Bootstrap and I'm just getting into JS which I know the very, very basics of.