Programming

[bufferoverflow]

Ano reco nyong pag-aralan Fortran o C?

C or better yet c++. Most other languages are derived so the syntax will be similar in case you want to specialize in a certain area.

[ferde_rine]

gaano po ba katagal para ma-master ang isang programming language. kaya ba ito ma-master through self-study lang at home? meron na po akong konting knowledge sa C at VB.net.

[itikbitik]

I started with C++, Java, Ruby, and Python. Now I'm doing more of erlang, go, and haskell.

 

Study C++ for foundation. Learn about the company that you want to join based on their job postings and focus on what they listed.

 

Self study is good but you can take free online courses in coursera as well. Find coding challenges online, pick your language and focus on it for a while. It also helps to monitor the org's chatrooms in IRC.

 

http://coderbyte.com/CodingArea/Challenges/

[Kimchiwarui]

gaano po ba katagal para ma-master ang isang programming language. kaya ba ito ma-master through self-study lang at home? meron na po akong konting knowledge sa C at VB.net.

As in full mastery ng isang language? Medjo mahirap ata ito sir. Hahah lahat naman kahit expert may nakakalimutan rin and need mag consult. learn the logic basics ng isang language, then if alam mo naman na yun the. Go sa web courses para sa need mo na language sa work or target mo. I'm sure na if mag wowork ka na maninibabo ka pa rin naman since may mga kanya kanyang rules na sinusunod per company. (Unless freelance coding gagawin mo where in bahala ka na)

 

Sql is also a must ngayon sa field since data is a big game.

[alvinpark]

I program and I hack.

[DakilangManyakis]

Developer ako. 4 Years developer palang ako pero almost Senior status na

 

If you want gumaling, Logic lang talga at basics, the rest is just applications

 

SQL is not that much of a must na if you ask me. ORM is now a thing and it's alot easier to handle (Of course if you want to limit data and have data controls eh di syempre need mo pag aralan yung mga iba pang parts non but the basics are easy). Just basic SQL and your good to do (Normalization is a must)

 

For front end development, IN ang Angular js/Knockout or if you want React. This is easy to understand frameworks and believe me can land you alot of jobs

 

After a while of basic you study the concepts like MVC/MVVM/Singleton/Builders/etc

 

If your a .net developer it's easy money

If your a Java developer ok din

If your a SAP developer NAKO yayaman ka (ABAP grabe presyo)

Phython devs are hard to find, ergo price differ

 

Depende naman yan sa trip mo. Eventually everything turns easy after a while.

 

 

 

Like the majority in here said STUDY C++. That's the root

[Kimchiwarui]

Pero over reliance in ORM tools/software tends to result in an iffy database design/structure which in turn leads to slow system performances in querying data.

 

So far right now, if titignan, Big data is the game. Hindi pa man evident locally, it already is sa labas. Look at the proliferation of free app usages. Trending reports are needed kadalasan ng big companies and imagine if you will spew out a bad looking report or false data.

 

But i do agree na learn talaga yung logic and basics then add up skills sa position na gusto mo. A lot of applicants do good sa tests and logic pero kapag pinagawa mo na on the job dun pumapalya. remember, corporate work would always be different sa nakasanayan ng gawin nung college/freelance lalo na sa software dev.

[DakilangManyakis]

Pero over reliance in ORM tools/software tends to result in an iffy database design/structure which in turn leads to slow system performances in querying data.

 

So far right now, if titignan, Big data is the game. Hindi pa man evident locally, it already is sa labas. Look at the proliferation of free app usages. Trending reports are needed kadalasan ng big companies and imagine if you will spew out a bad looking report or false data.

 

 

Microsoft is keen in using it's Entity framework model for ORM and is able to handle big data's. If it's iffy then theres something wrong with the model designs and the edmx and the relationships .

 

Even our DB developer likes how it runs especially NHibernate

 

but that's just my two cents. Never had any problems with ORM yet. Except that one time where we didn't turn off the lazy load LOL

[One Size Fits All]

^ sabi na programmer din toh eh, name palang eh

[spawn300]

Anyone knows if there's a starup company looking for employees? Kaso problema ko is student ako (GDD or Game Design and Development) sa makati. Just looking for opportunities para tulong narin sa magulang ko kasi mahal mag aral sa isang good school like in my case, iAcademy. around 160k-200k a year. If you do know or kahit mga pang extra extra hand lang pwede na rin po. =) If you do know anyone please just giveme a message here. If you don't thanks anyways just trying my luck.

 

Can't seem to find the proper thread for this post. =) Can't start a new one either. =( thank you po ng marami

 

Also, for the newbies out there go and try to understand the logic of programming muna. There's this book and it's really good for newbies and those interested in learning coding (Programming for dummies.) Not sure kung available siya dito pero I saw one sa powerboooks sa alabang realy helpful.

[boygaling]

Para sakin, merong 2 basic fundamentals ang programming. Una, dapat may strong foundation ka ng logic. Pangalawa, dapat marunong kang magdebug. Kung meron ka ng 2 yan, kaya mo nang aralin most of the programming languages. Magandang starting point ang C.

[draco.mandrake]

gaano po ba katagal para ma-master ang isang programming language. kaya ba ito ma-master through self-study lang at home? meron na po akong konting knowledge sa C at VB.net.

Just like what others said. Mahirap talaga mag.full mastery ng isang programming language as its constantly evolving. Lalo na pag opensource almost everyday may changes or variations sa implementation.. It's really about the basics you need to learn the basics..

[CaliKid]

This topic is so vague "Programming". There's so many types of programmers.

 

There's software, hardware, web, etc. And tons of coding languages.

 

Its like putting all sports into one thread conversation. It would be a hot mess.

[nwebe]

Anyone knows if there's a starup company looking for employees? Kaso problema ko is student ako (GDD or Game Design and Development) sa makati. Just looking for opportunities para tulong narin sa magulang ko kasi mahal mag aral sa isang good school like in my case, iAcademy. around 160k-200k a year. If you do know or kahit mga pang extra extra hand lang pwede na rin po. =) If you do know anyone please just giveme a message here. If you don't thanks anyways just trying my luck.

 

Can't seem to find the proper thread for this post. =) Can't start a new one either. =( thank you po ng marami

 

Also, for the newbies out there go and try to understand the logic of programming muna. There's this book and it's really good for newbies and those interested in learning coding (Programming for dummies.) Not sure kung available siya dito pero I saw one sa powerboooks sa alabang realy helpful.

 

There is a game development company in Timog Ave, QC. Isang MRT ride lang naman ang Timog sa Makati.

 

Also, why not try to make your own game and publish it in the appstores (Google Play Store, Apple App Store, Amazon App Store, Cydia, etc.). Malay mo pumatok.

[zonicbom]

On your humble opinion what will be the best programming language? I am planning kasi mag undergo ng training.

 

Thanks