I wouldn't say 23 years old is too late for anything. Interesting to hear your journey, Patricio, C# has always sounded like a nice language to learn, what are your thoughts on it?
I am a self-taught developer from Argentina currently living in Spain. I am passionate about improving my technical skills and helping others do the same.
I would say it is never too late, even if you already picked up something else.
I think it is a great language and it has never been a better time to learn it. C# has been updated in the last years and it is a very performant multiplatform object-oriented language. In the past, one could have made the argument that Java was a better option due to it's "open source" support and multiplatform features, but that is no longer the case. With the release of the latest versions of C# and .net core and the completely open-sourced approach by Microsoft, it is better than ever. Building microservices with asp.net core is just pure joy.
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I wouldn't say 23 years old is too late for anything. Interesting to hear your journey, Patricio, C# has always sounded like a nice language to learn, what are your thoughts on it?
I would say it is never too late, even if you already picked up something else.
I think it is a great language and it has never been a better time to learn it. C# has been updated in the last years and it is a very performant multiplatform object-oriented language. In the past, one could have made the argument that Java was a better option due to it's "open source" support and multiplatform features, but that is no longer the case. With the release of the latest versions of C# and .net core and the completely open-sourced approach by Microsoft, it is better than ever. Building microservices with asp.net core is just pure joy.