federico on Nostr: Commodore BASIC, then TurboPascal on CP/M, then C and Assembly on MS-DOS ...
Commodore BASIC, then TurboPascal on CP/M, then C and Assembly on MS-DOS 👴🏻👴🏻👴🏻
then all the rest of my life never stopping studying and doing.
I'd suggest to make a mix of:
* formal CS studying (algorithms and data structures)
* studying a programming language (according to what you want to actually do)
* DOING
don't fall into the trap of infinte studying without doing. It might give you the idea of making progress but until you dirty your hands you're not really advancing.
then all the rest of my life never stopping studying and doing.
I'd suggest to make a mix of:
* formal CS studying (algorithms and data structures)
* studying a programming language (according to what you want to actually do)
* DOING
don't fall into the trap of infinte studying without doing. It might give you the idea of making progress but until you dirty your hands you're not really advancing.