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Curious about what you're doing. I also dedicate a good amount of time each day to learning, but am still pretty skeptical about the ROI for some of the things
by austinl 6y ago
Curious about what you're doing. I also dedicate a good amount of time each day to learning, but am still pretty skeptical about the ROI for some of the things I'm doing. I spend a lot of time on Coursera, reading eng. blogs, watching WWDC videos (since I do iOS).
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoDoing that will make you more better in the iOS space, so it's definitely worth doing; there is a LOT to learn in that area. What has been my personal compounding interest kinda thing has been architectural design, data modeling and databases (SQL), loads of things that are not exclusive to one language or environment.
- bluedays 6y agoLots and lots of practice in programming projects that I personally find interesting. I read a lot of tutorials when she was born, but found no tangible rewards. It was only when I begun to put theory into practice that I started to see results. But the biggest thing I did was get a job in IT. Then I went back to college. In college I think I work harder than most of my peers, who seem to struggle with something as simple as appending to a list in Python, or understanding a while loop in Java. Meanwhile I am working on a portfolio so I can get a job as a programmer. Here's one of the sites I made recently: http://pichart.com http://pichart.com It's not much, but it's a start.