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learn VHDL and get an FPGA kit, think of a use case and create something. or find VHDL code on github and contribute to their code.
by jlebrech 10y ago
learn VHDL and get an FPGA kit, think of a use case and create something.
or find VHDL code on github and contribute to their code.
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- mars4rp 10y agoI see your point, CSS and HTML seems very easy and childish after you played with RTL and FPGA. but finding a job in FPGA is very hard, the entry level job position doesn't exist! I with a MS in Computer Engineering and a very complex project (image processing on FPGA) couldn't find a job in industry and switched to web!