I have pushed myself towards .net but Linux keeps pulling me back.

8ucik — Tue, 10 Sep 2019 19:01:03 +0000

Hello to all of you :)

I have been following this portal for quite some time then registered and tried to talk to some of you.

To be honest, this is my first post around here. I would like to know your opinion about my learning curve which in my case is very different. I have read articles of people doing one thing and moving to another after a big amount of time. Actually, I am not that person but I am trying to do my best.

I have seen a post of a girl who was a little annoyed that she is getting declined on a job interview, but people did leave her some suggestions. I think that it does take courage to leave such a post on such a big portal like dev.to

So I thought about sharing my problems and maybe getting any suggestions or action points from all of you :)

Let's go. I have started learning Linux quite some time ago but it was never a development operating system for me. I always have ended up installing the system on a virtual machine and doing apt-get update and apt-get install, leaving the machine un-touched and then removing it. Due to my passion for photography, I was always using Windows. Games where always the point of my interest.

Then I went to become an engineer. I had csharp at my University and even wrote some small projects in it. Mostly console application without any superb purpose. I have even written a calendar with sync for windows phones - it was that time when Nokia was bought by Microsoft.

I was learning csharp for quite some time but never used it commercially. I have worked for a company which did use a SharePoint with csharp but I was on the front-end with typescript and kendo.

Nowadays I went through a rough road and bought so many great books to start learning csharp from scratch. Created a big curve for my own development and started to push toward .net with all the possible knowledge I could get.

I work in the QA department, in a company where they make network hardware. Linux is the host environment I am using all the time and to say it louder I love it. I have become lazy to learn csharp but instead, I have learned rust, bash, and even python become my close friend with Tkinter GUI stuff to mess around.

Is this the wrong approach and should I leave the whole Linux stuff and come back to reading and learning csharp?

Or is it ok to stay close to Linux and sometime later try csharp again?

I would like to know if someone had the same road? Was it hard? or was it ok for you?

Did it take so much time?

I would like to hear some opinions and suggestions on this because going deeper with rust and python makes me feel a little (to be honest) overwhelmed.

Thanks in return.

Hi, I'm 8ucik

8ucik — Sun, 23 Jul 2017 21:31:34 +0000

I have been coding for 2 years.

You can find me on GitHub as 8ucik

I live in Torun, Poland.

I work for Atos IT Services

I mostly program in these languages: javascript using Angular and Kendo frameworks, also in C# trying to create my secret super code for a super invention.

I am currently learning more about angular, react and powershell.

Hello to all of you :)

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I have pushed myself towards .net but Linux keeps pulling me back.

Hi, I'm 8ucik