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Logically speaking, sure. If you do what you're passionate about, you're sure to develop a strong set of skills for that particular subject. A strong set of s
by Zarathu 18y ago
Logically speaking, sure.
If you do what you're passionate about, you're sure to develop a strong set of skills for that particular subject. A strong set of skills for a subject with a market makes you good competition, at a reasonable price.
As for myself, I remember writing a keylogger in Visual Basic when I was 11 because I wanted to steal my sister's AIM password. I loved everything about software development, and still do. Years later, I'm making 6 figures with Rails.
- pietro 18y agoSo did you get her password?
- Zarathu 18y agoYes. It was "paparoach", and I had very elegant conversations with her friends. I'm sure they had no idea it wasn't my sister. >.>
- sam_in_nyc 18y agoI did the exact same thing. Win32 API for the win.