thegandhi

Very cool. Can this be calibrated to an existing track? I wonder in case of spin outs how would someone get back on track. Either way very cool demo

Just came out of this. I can totally see where you are coming from. When I started 3 years back I had same concerns and doubts. But took the leap of faith. You have to trust your skillsets and have some confidence. You have worked for 10 years so you do have good amount of experience. In my experience it was much easier for me to get interviews lined up. And honestly in terms of career progression I am farther ahead than I imagined. One thing that I would improve though is have some idea before jumping off the wagon. Need not have product or funding secured (better if you can) but some direction. Also would highly advise looking for someone to work with unless you are going indie route. It can get lonely and is a roller coaster of emotions daily.

One of the biggest problems with dev environments is maintenance just like documentation. As a dev, when I am working on my local environment, if something breaks, I usually end up finding some hack to fix it and move on with my feature/assigned task. Most devs leave it to the "new guy" who is onboarding. I also think having templates as code might be a way to alleviate that issue to certain extent.

Hey, thanks for the feedback. I do agree comparing to those options it does sound expensive. However there is live interaction involved with weekly live sessions, IMs, daily schedules, discussion around your solution and time complexity estimations, report on your progress in terms of problems solved, time committed vs spent.

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