Thank you for this article. When I hire a programmer , I'm hiring a programmer. I don't hire I don't hire someone that knows just a framework. To me that's worthless unless you are very strong at the underlying technologies. all too often New people go for the instant gratification of a framework and fail to understand the theoretical and technical underpinnings
as a young programmer, I would really love if you could please explain what do you exactly mean and expect from an employee by theoretical and technical underpinning 😊
Hello everyone,
I am from Brazil but I´ve been in USA since 1994
I work full time as an Uber/Lyft driver to get things even and studying to become a full stack web developer.
Hello, I am kunaal a fullstack developer.I have a youtube channel "Modern Web" where I teach to make awesome web UI/ UX. Don't forget to checkout my youtube channel
It's not a laughing matter, nor is it me questioning your worth as a human being. My answer to your question though is a resounding no. Imagine if you went to a law firm and applied to be a lawyer there. Would you have a chance? Certainly not. This is no different. I'm sure many people can give anecdotal reasons why someone might not need a degree, but they are talking about extreme outliers and certainly not the general norm. Again come up just because you have a degree doesn't mean you'll be good at the career, but not having a degree does preclude you from it.
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Thank you for this article. When I hire a programmer , I'm hiring a programmer. I don't hire I don't hire someone that knows just a framework. To me that's worthless unless you are very strong at the underlying technologies. all too often New people go for the instant gratification of a framework and fail to understand the theoretical and technical underpinnings
as a young programmer, I would really love if you could please explain what do you exactly mean and expect from an employee by theoretical and technical underpinning 😊
Like, understand under the hood of programming before going to frameworks.
Well what you say after seeing my work. Am i qualified caz' I don't have any degree 😂😂
It's not a laughing matter, nor is it me questioning your worth as a human being. My answer to your question though is a resounding no. Imagine if you went to a law firm and applied to be a lawyer there. Would you have a chance? Certainly not. This is no different. I'm sure many people can give anecdotal reasons why someone might not need a degree, but they are talking about extreme outliers and certainly not the general norm. Again come up just because you have a degree doesn't mean you'll be good at the career, but not having a degree does preclude you from it.