Swear I'm not doom gloom,
but man this s*** got me thinking...

Didn’t read the whole thing but cmon there’s plenty of fields that don’t have to deal with micro service SaaS s*** or being squeezed by infinite talent pools.

I worked in compilers and now Im in bioinformatics, havent had too deal with a lot of these issues. Find a lowkey niche you like enjoy and make your own path. Kinda have to expect this sorta thing if you’re going into areas like web dev

Image processing with deep learning >>>

I have top do a programing project for my class, can anyone help me? Its a beginner level coding class

What kind of project

Thanks for responding. The final project Final Project involves creating a Password Manager program in Python. I have no idea what I’m doing

Objective: Create a class to represent a Password Manager and a main program to interact with it, storing company names with associated usernames and passwords.

Components:
PasswordManager Class:

• Stores user's name and master password.

• Manages a dictionary of company names with their usernames and passwords.

• Includes methods for validation, adding, changing, and removing company login information.

Main Program (Final_Main.py):

• Creates an instance of the PasswordManager class.

• Reads company names from a file, processes them, and adds them to the PasswordManager.

• Changes the password for a specific company.

• Removes specified items from the PasswordManager dictionary.

• Writes company login information to a file.

What are you confused by? I can help with specific questions

I have no idea where to start, like last week we were going over indexing and now we creating a password manager. What would starter code even look like for this?

Look up some examples of Python classes. Writing the class itself will be your first step. And the instructions you’re given translate pretty 1-1 to how you should define the class. Tbh ChatGPT can help you with examples, but don’t be tempted to just copy paste because your instructor will probably be able to tell

Ok I will try this thank you

Why isn't this stickied

Now to the post

I realized recently that my approach to coding is too simple. I usually write matlab or python scripts for image a***ysis data a***ysis and deep learning. But I rely too much on chatgpt and I avoid confusing approaches to coding that are more efficient.

I assume when I get a real job this will bite me

I actually have a side job for this stuff, the dudes who are experienced are just on another level, the Javascript game is crazy

Can I get a new link into the css discord stuck on 17a right now could use total support of some peerS

Trying to do some small network monitoring projects but I’ve realized it’s basically impossible on mac

How long does it take to become a full stack developer

Depends on how experienced u are with coding

Front end development isn't too hard to learn especially with all the available tools these days

I have done a scant amount of backend work but from what I've seen it's easier for someone like me who is very logical while front end requires some understanding of aesthetic and design, I personally hate front end development even tho I have some experience in design

Hey yall I seriously need some advice, Im learning python and have a basic understanding of the basic concepts(I know what what the basic topics do but I'm having difficulty with solving problems and putting code together(looping(nested) and functions(i lowkey understand this but there a few issues im experiencing)), I've been really serious about this for a week and sick of this slump, help with a bit of advice please, i don't know if can continue on to the other topics without really dealing with this.

I'm completely new to this but I'm struggling with how to approach learning and yt tuts cover the most basic aspect but never really answer my questions fully, Chatgpt is pure ash.

I’ve started The Odin Project
Currently learning HTML and CSS
My English degree wasn’t gonna get me anywhere, and this is fun so far

Just keep at it. What I did was I took a pen and paper and just wrote step by step what happens with every command.

roadmap.sh
cool resource!!

what specific questions do you have

i dont think the last part is a bad thing
theres nothing worse than having to work on a project
seeing the code
and its soooo hyper focused on efficiency that it absolutely is unreadable to all but the specific person who wrote it

python as a language was created to be easier to read than some other languages

its a balance

Got promoted to senior

i basically learned everything by myself to become a full stack dev but i never did compsci stuff

currently doing the interpreter book