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by TheRevoltingX
5333 days ago
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Well, I've been working as a full time dev for 3 years now and never went to college. What I did was start low as a jr. system admin for linux systems.
I'm not very social so I never made 'connections' so I hade to improve my skills.
So from jr I went to sr, and within a couple of years got my first job as a jr. dev for a small company. It's at these kinds of jobs that you will learn the essentials: MVC
Databases
HTML/CSS/Javascript
Message Queues From here, it's up to you to keep improving your skills and building projects. Managers don't like github profiles, so I highly recommend you have your own app (not just a website.) From there you can move on to things like:
Mobile Apps
Function Languages
Socket Servers
Low Latency Systems Of course, always make sure you study and learn the basics. Such as basic sorting algorithms, working with bits/bytes, etc. And so on. |
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