anonuser910

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   by anonuser910 11y ago

   http://www.wired.com/2014/11/reskillusa/ "Coding education has taken off in recent years, driven by reports that the demand for quality programmers in America is drastically outpacing the supply. So ever
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   by anonuser910 11y ago

   Also, as I stated in my post, I don't think CodeCademy actually works that well at all, so your suggestion that I'm envious of new people because they have access to CC when starting out while I didn't is groundless. I tried
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   by anonuser910 11y ago

   Programming has always been accessible to new people. The only way it couldn't be is if programmers had organized themselves into some sort of union and then sought and received for it a legal monopoly on their profession as enjoyed by
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   by anonuser910 11y ago

   Not a fan of CodeCademy. Other than the obvious (look who's backing them) though unacknowledged objective of flooding the market with low-quality devs to suppress wages, I've seen too many complaints from users to the effect of &q
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   by anonuser910 11y ago

   The tutorial I linked to is of very high quality. Who, based on the information content of my post or the obviously disposable nature of my account, would waste downvotes on it?
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   by anonuser910 11y ago

   Or, learn the Bourne shell (which is on every UNIX) with this: http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sh.html Even better, it doesn't require registration and passing a CAPTCHA Turing test.