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Since I am coming from a long background of embedded programming, I guess my starting point is different. But, since my last company loved hiring bright colleg
by Murkin 17y ago
Since I am coming from a long background of embedded programming, I guess my starting point is different.
But, since my last company loved hiring bright college kids with 0 experience (and I was usually in charge of training them), I have to say. Work with someone experienced.
You can re-invent the wheel a thousand times, but you will get much better if you learn from someone else.
And until you do that, I have found a few blogs/videos that show how professional developers write a simple site, start to finish. Since they annotate the process, you really get to understand not just the how but also the why.
So IMHO best:internships second:the blogs above third: programming yourself (and if you ever decide to switch to embedded programming and move to Israel, I can hook you up ;)
- Murkin 17y agoTry to get into a very large software company. Many of them are willing to take newbies and pay the teaching price. Many people I know started by working a year or two at Checkpoint. Go in green, go out a super-star :)