Recent content by softwareenjoyer

There is nothing special about the modern era that should change how you should first get into software development. Develop the fundamentals, so that you can adapt to any situation. It's clear that you are trying to "predict the future" about what technology will be hot. It's not possible...

You should take CS106a from Stanford. I took the course before I received my CS degree and worked in industry. I can tell you the course is high quality. It's all online for free.

This guy seems like a bot.

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I would definitely pay for it. Usually you get rewarded for being first. For instance, Facebook might reward new upgradees with better reels distribution.

If you still have jobs, then I am all ears.

Java is definitely great for a first language. It abstracts out enough so you don't get distracted by memory management. But anything higher level is not optimal at first. As you soon as you finish the learning programming fundamentals with Java, I would immediately learn C as fast possible to...

I agree there is lots of thin content on Udemy. There are some hidden gems for some of the software courses, like After Effects, however.

Yeah I always see courses funneling to email lists, slacks, discords, facebook groups, etc. Usually those courses are not very high quality. Not all, not all, not all, but most courses that do that lose my trust since not only are they taking your money, but also double dipping by trying to...

Nice I will make sure to flag your stuff on Udemy. Thanks.

Because I use it and I want to get my money's worth instead of the obvious thin content that lots of "digital marketers" produce and publish as "courses".

Doing problems from algorithms sites like hackerrank.com, leetcode.com, and codeforces.com are pretty helpful as well.

This is why you can't accept what I said. This is a convenient truth for you since you have no talent and use this excuse as a coping mechanism. Also misery loves company so you use this excuse to bring other people down before they try. I agree the truth hurts, this is why you make excuses...

This is stupid.

You should read the documentation of everything. That's why people on Stack Overflow answer you questions and you read their answers. You should also never copy paste from stack overflow. You should reverse engineer what they are doing and then apply it yourself. Also you should learn computer...