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When does the state of “self-taught” developer end? After some set amount of time? After you earn a set amount of money? How do you verify that? How do you make
by Kwpolska 4y ago
When does the state of “self-taught” developer end? After some set amount of time? After you earn a set amount of money? How do you verify that? How do you make sure the “self-taught” developer isn’t using the tools for a well-paying job and not for learning? For students, this is limited by the access to their .edu e-mail address, which is often cut after graduation.
GitHub Copilot is a purely optional tool you can live without with (and that I personally don’t find worthy of the $10/month price tag). Many other things are free (VS Code, IntelliJ IDEA Community), and you can be quite productive with that. And speaking of JetBrains tools, you can get a free license if you’re an open-source developer.
- dedzycide 4y agoI mean I graduated almost 8 years ago and still have my .edu email address, been using it for Spotify and random stuff here and there. I know people that apply online for college just to get their email addres and then cancel the application. it's a pretty fucked up system
- frozencell 4y agoDo you still have access to your college classes?
- amadeuspagel 4y ago> When does the state of “self-taught” developer end? Maybe after a certain age?