Well that video is something...
If you want to take HR advice from a 28 year old... who's only hired a handful of people in his short career. Good luck!
Most corporate developers use C or C++, and yes C# and never truck code to Git. I'd never use Git for my code repository, there are much more stable products out there that have better security.
As for not using windows? Hmm... I 2 iterations of windows and ubuntu on my laptop and can boot in any of them depending on what I'm doing. 75% of the world uses Windows and if you're not working in the end users environment then how are you developing?
He left out reddit, even heavily edited its a good source of info.
Ruby is dying and python is taught in every decent CS program. PHP, js and even asp are very good depending on what is being done.
I would steer clear of any "employer" using these type of "heuristics" for hiring. A good employer knows that the tools don't make a craftsman... I don't care if a guy's never seen the inside of a git fork... I'd rather have him know how gc works in java on windows.
If you want to take HR advice from a 28 year old... who's only hired a handful of people in his short career. Good luck!
Most corporate developers use C or C++, and yes C# and never truck code to Git. I'd never use Git for my code repository, there are much more stable products out there that have better security.
As for not using windows? Hmm... I 2 iterations of windows and ubuntu on my laptop and can boot in any of them depending on what I'm doing. 75% of the world uses Windows and if you're not working in the end users environment then how are you developing?
He left out reddit, even heavily edited its a good source of info.
Ruby is dying and python is taught in every decent CS program. PHP, js and even asp are very good depending on what is being done.
I would steer clear of any "employer" using these type of "heuristics" for hiring. A good employer knows that the tools don't make a craftsman... I don't care if a guy's never seen the inside of a git fork... I'd rather have him know how gc works in java on windows.