FennNaten

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   by FennNaten 13y ago

   1/ At first I learned by self-teaching thanks to books and thanks to the great resources available on the internet. Mostly web development. When I decided to go professional, I attended a 8 month training with .Net followed by a 4 mont
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   by FennNaten 13y ago

   For me, mostly Sci-Fi and Fantasy. Phillip K. Dick, Roger Zelazny, Isaac Asimov, William Gibson, Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, Georges R.R Martin, Tolkien, Raymond E Feist, David Gemell, Robin Hobb, Anne Mc Caffrey, Fritz Leiber, J.V. Jones, M
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   by FennNaten 13y ago

   I'm not in position to hire someone so I won't hire you but, as already said by the others, I'm pretty sure you can be hired for a developer job. CS degree is not necessary. I don't have one, I'm a former biologist self-taught in programmin
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   by FennNaten 14y ago

   Managed to get throught the odd formatting, and I don't think the article's worth it. That's too bad, 'cause the idea looked interesting: it's true that parts of developers' community are subject to the "go onto hype" phenomenon, and I'd ha