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You probably missed out on some of the exiting algorithms that all CS students learn, but don't worry I think few knows them without looking them up years later
by EJTH 10y ago
You probably missed out on some of the exiting algorithms that all CS students learn, but don't worry I think few knows them without looking them up years later.
It is hard to know what you have missed, since you specificly say webdev, you can get by with very little knowledge and still make functional websites. Im guessing that low level stuff is what you are probably missing, maybe some design patterns.
I think the best way to get validation of your skills is to get your work peer reviewed, either by working in a shop that actually does code reviews or participating in open source or even just putting your own stuff on github.
- tyldum 10y agoI am a developer without a programming degree, and I am lacking terminology. I often see the solution to a problem, but I don't know what pattern it falls into and the proper name for it. That makes it harder to find libraries or literature which again results in me reinventing the wheel in a poor way. If I had more savvy co-workers it would probably have helped, but we are all in the same boat.