denisenepraunig

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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
That sounds fascistic! Do you mentor them? Or are pair programming and code reviews part of your company culture? I can only state my perception about required qualifications I saw in job postings; big companies: university, small companies
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
It is my thought as well on those bootcamps, you lack some important CS skills. But there are different coding jobs out there: I think you could easily create some nice, small websites or WordPress themes afterwards, your own app, small fre
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
I honour every trade job! And as an office worker (secretary/ developer) I really miss to create something physical or with my hands. I started to create my own feminine developer t-shirts (NERDpraunig.com), something I can touch and w
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
I do believe that the very basics of programming can be taught to everyone, like you said. I think everyone should be able to learn the basics in school (or elsewhere). We are surrounded by software, coding is like a new literacy. But I als
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
Oh wow, a lot of parallels. Pair programming and code reviews taught me a lot. When pair programming you also learn a couple of new short cuts, new command line tricks, new ways of debugging,... Without the experienced coders our code base
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
OMG unbelievable. Like there will be a market for only 5 computers...
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
As far as I can remember I had to finish my studies in a certain time frame, I think plus max 1-2 semesters (günstiger Studienerfolg). Not finishing on time would have ended the scholarship. And in terms of "soziale Förderungswürdigkei
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
It is in Austria, Carinthia: http://www.fh-kaernten.at/en/startpage/
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
And guess who always had to fix my parent's computer in the end... Finally my interest in computers was useful xD ;-) they are very proud of my career now and are a bit of envious when I can travel the world for some SAP events :D
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
Hello other Delphi person !! Such a pity that we had the same sad Delphi fate...
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
I heard about 10.000 lines of code in one function at a job interview. I did not accept that job offer and I am quite happy that I don't have to maintain this... This is a serious lack of craftsmanship! A little bit of Clean Code for e
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
I totally get your point! It is also hard for me to read articles by Non-German people. In our SAP community network (SCN) we all share what we know in English, most of them are not English native speakers. I can't tell the difference
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
Thanks for the hint!
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
Thank you for your encouragement acemarke :)
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
Thank you very much for your kind words nick! A bit of bragging, I am also quite proud to have a black belt in karate (Shotokan, 1st Dan). Currently I am doing native development (iOS with Swift) at work and I really love it! As a JavaScrip
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
Well I just studied the local newspaper and looked for development jobs, but there were only C/C++ or Java jobs. When looking for jobs across Austria it was almost the same: no Delphi/Pascal in sight. I had no app idea back then,
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
Thank you jakobegger to add those additional information. May I should also mention that the study fee was only about EUR 360 per semester, so no student debt.
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by denisenepraunig 10y ago
English is not my first language, sorry for the grammar mistakes, I tried my best :-) I asked a native speaker friend to help me to fix it ASAP. I will pay more attention to this in the feature! Thx!