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Yes, go for it, but definitely make sure you actually build something cool during your Masters degree if you want it to improve your career opportunities afterw
by jey 8y ago
Yes, go for it, but definitely make sure you actually build something cool during your Masters degree if you want it to improve your career opportunities afterwards. The credential by itself won't mean much, but if you list some interesting project(s) that demonstrate your new skill it'll help with future job searches.
> Java, Scala, Ruby, Python, Angular.
You should also learn C. (Isn't that a pretty important part of the "stack"? ;-))
- sidcool 8y agoThanks! I am learning Rust nowadays. It's promising to replace C/C++. I just don't know it enough to list it yet.
- cyphar 8y agoMost core system software is still written in C though, and I think it's not reasonable to assume we are going to rewrite more than 40 years of computer history in Rust in any reasonable amount of time.