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by bigohms
5594 days ago
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I agree. Specialize in working on one aspect, starting from the most rudimentary "get sh*t running" and working your way up. Rails has been great for me as I've learned to poke around along the entire LAMP stack. At most you'll need 3-4 books on computing math, sorts, data storage, etc for reference only. Slowly, one will need to start understanding more and more complicated aspects of CS, just to make stuff work. With the introduction of Github & other open source examples of coding, learning by example and trial is easy. During this time, I'd also grab a good book on database design & architecture. |
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