I'm not sure if you're trolling or not, but it sounds like terrible advice.
Yes, most of coding knowledge comes from real world experience. But a university is essential in building the foundation. Those theory and math topics do matter. CS isn't just about gluing PHP code together.
Also, most non-startup jobs out there do tend to require a bachelors' degree.
Yes, most of coding knowledge comes from real world experience. But a university is essential in building the foundation. Those theory and math topics do matter. CS isn't just about gluing PHP code together.
Also, most non-startup jobs out there do tend to require a bachelors' degree.