I read until I stumbled upon that line:
"I've been a programmer since I was six."
You're NOT a programmer at six, you are a KID.
You can play with computers, but being a programmer is a whole other story.
You can tell yourself you're a programmer when you can code through a project by yourself, write classes, do OOP, implement basic concepts, differ public from static, know your data types, and more and more.
You are not a programmer until you work as one. That's it and that's the reality.
Nowadays kids called themselves programmer, guru, ninja, entrepreneur, etc and it makes me rage and laugh in anger.
I'm sorry, your article seems fine, but you've lost all your credibility with this very single line.
You're NOT a programmer at six, you are a KID.
You can play with computers, but being a programmer is a whole other story.
You can tell yourself you're a programmer when you can code through a project by yourself, write classes, do OOP, implement basic concepts, differ public from static, know your data types, and more and more.
You are not a programmer until you work as one. That's it and that's the reality.
Nowadays kids called themselves programmer, guru, ninja, entrepreneur, etc and it makes me rage and laugh in anger.
I'm sorry, your article seems fine, but you've lost all your credibility with this very single line.