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By development, I assume you mean product development. Generally for enterprise product development language like C++, Java are preferred. You don't need to de
by max_hammer 5y ago
By development, I assume you mean product development.
Generally for enterprise product development language like C++, Java are preferred. You don't need to develop own "project" to get better in programming. You can contribute to open source projects.
I would suggest to keep applying for development jobs. Polish your resume and cover letter.
- MeinBlutIstBlau 5y agoContributing to open source is not as easy as people say. It's like saying "here's the death star Lego set completely built, try to add to it." It doesn't teach you anything besides making a contribution...of which you'd only know how to do if you understood more about programming for that thing.
- max_hammer 5y agoReading good code improved my knowledge more than writing. Instead of adding feature to complete build of Lego set, of you try to solve bugs, improve documentation and try to understand who it was built will surely help you
- MeinBlutIstBlau 5y agoIt can help you become a better coder if you know how to code. What it doesn't help you with is teaching you how it works. For example, the first time I learned VS MVC, none of it made sense, especially looking at my leads codebase. He had to walk me through a lot of it. Could I have figured it out on my own? Probably. Would I have been able to in the same amount of time as my lead showing me? Absolutely not.