I need help
I'm 30+
Im a network engineer and I know quite a bit about networking side of the IT world and some cybersecurity
I want to start programming and getting into code, Look i need to know if its possible in one year to go to expert mode in java, python, c sharp etc....
Is this possible, I am getting tired of the networking world and i think code is the future
Bro I'm 40 and taking the same step. I have been hobby programming most of my life however. Good luck.
i'm 32 and i'm hobbo
i love to install gentoo everday
Yes, I used to be a DBA but jumped into a developer position at the same company. I did have a CS degree but never programmed professionally, just on my own time.
Yeah and your networking skills will come in handy. Most developers barely just what a HTTP request or backend is.
Also I went from Windows admin to Linux admin and now slowly doing development work in a devops team.
Coding will be given by default for the next generation
python the best
I don't think this is true. People have been saying this sincerely for at least ten years now. If anything kids today are less computer literate than they were in the past as everything is much more user-friendly.
>one year to go expert mode
are you fucking stupid? no. you can get good at it, but expert-level? laughable.
I would highly recommend python, both in its ease of learning, how it incorporates multiple programming styles (such as object oriented) and how much material is available for it.