I've been programming since I was about 10, starting with BASIC, then ActionScript 2 and 3, then PHP, mySQL, Objective C, then Javascript, Swift, back to Javascript to learn React, Node, Next.js etc etc. and using these I've made websites and apps with millions of downloads, had books published.
BUT, I'm entirely self taught, and I feel like I'm likely missing a bunch of things that 'properly' trained programmers know. But you don't know what you don't know, right? I would definitely fail any kind of code test with sorting algorithm type questions for example.
Has anyone also been along this path and realised these important things they don't know? If so, what are they?
BUT, I'm entirely self taught, and I feel like I'm likely missing a bunch of things that 'properly' trained programmers know. But you don't know what you don't know, right? I would definitely fail any kind of code test with sorting algorithm type questions for example.
Has anyone also been along this path and realised these important things they don't know? If so, what are they?