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But one doesn't pick what to learn just between several languages, in fact I think they're a pretty poor investment after a certain count. When learning Obj-C
by blub 10y ago
But one doesn't pick what to learn just between several languages, in fact I think they're a pretty poor investment after a certain count.
When learning Obj-C I didn't get much out of it. I like several Swift idioms, but it was hardly worth it to learn a language for that.
In contrast I finished an architecture course recently that I expect will bring me 10x value of knowing both of the above languages.
Please see my answer to vvanders regarding interest vs industry interest.
- sotojuan 10y agoWhat's the architecture course? I've been meaning to move from learning languages and APIs to learning more "lasting" things.
- blub 10y agoIt was a course based on the book Software Systems Architecture by Rozanski & Woods. The trainer was Rebecca Wirfs-Brock. Reading the book should be a very useful first step when learning about architecture. If one decides to go to the course it's essential that there are also experienced architects participating and that one has an architectural case study that can be discussed.