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13y ago
I'm from Seattle looking to get into programming my self. Signed up for this course.
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13y ago
Johnanderson.com and imjohn.com are popular names hard to find those.
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13y ago
death is inevitable, but that doesn't stop us from making the world a better place in the short amount of time we have left on this earth. You can't stop mother nature from doing its job.
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13y ago
Is that what they did with 9/11?
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13y ago
Mind boggling!
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13y ago
Amazing felt like a real movie, Java really is ubiquitous
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13y ago
What languages are you more productive with?
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13y ago
Is good to for once hear some positive things about Java on here. I'm getting into Web development mainly and I've been learning Java and PHP of and on for the past year. Is it possible to learn both at the same time? or is better
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13y ago
Just curious what kind of work are you in to consider Java as a great choice?. Anything Web related because Java seems like an overkill to do Web development with.
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Ask HN: Java and PHP rant
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13y ago
I'm good at Math. lol Not really good at anything else besides programming.
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13y ago
You don't need a computer science degree to become a web developer. Learn PHP and Javascript and you will be dangerous enough to get a job anywhere if you can demonstrate your skills correctly, join app academy or any coding training m
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13y ago
I've applied several times, can't wait to be accepted.
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13y ago
what is your hourly pay at the moment? and how did you become a Django ninja? want to follow the same route lol
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13y ago
You make 12hr as a software developer, that is very interesting
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13y ago
Honestly the best thing you can do is go to www.khanacademy.org and finish all the math videos he did and all the math exercises on their. You will be a math professional or close to it lol
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14y ago
Definitely macbook air or macbook pro imo.
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14y ago
I'm studying computer science at the moment it definitely helps to have money saved up so 70k sounds good enough. It's hard to do computer science and be completely broke trust me I would know I am broke. is difficult. Sometimes I wonder if
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14y ago
That is beautiful
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5hours/week is better than 1hour/week. Depends on the language you're learning. Python or javascript should make things easy for your life.
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14y ago
Can I ask your age and what you studied java or c++? thanks.
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14y ago
I have a membership there also, RoR is very widely used by startups nowadays.
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14y ago
So you've signed up for two different bootcamps because I thought you mentioned that you've been accepted already.
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14y ago
I know how you feel, There is a similar program in Seattle, codefellows.org. These programs aren't designed for poor people. The best thing I can tell you is to borrow the money from a bank or student loans. Borrowing $7000 is a good invest
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Java is in high demand.
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14y ago
Don't buy Windows. You will encounter so many problems you're going to wish you had saved for a MACBOOK PRO (:
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Why you should learn python first.
(libanshire.com)
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My first programming language
(libanshire.com)
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15y ago
check out udacity amazing for first time programmers, or khanacademy computer science section teachs python
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15y ago
probably 2.7 since 3 hasn't fully come out to all the world yet
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