Our colleague Uroš Anđelić from Belgrade took a few minutes and chatted with us. He revealed to us that he has been working as a programmer for 3 and a half years and that he is self-taught. He first learned Java and then PHP, Python, and JavaScript. He also shared his knowledge and experience on Quantox Virtual Conf, and anyone who hasn’t watched it can do so on our Youtube channel.
“I try to keep up with new technologies. At the moment, Node is interesting to me, I would like to learn GoLang as well.”
“I wanted to make Android apps so Java seemed like a good first and generic language. But by chance, I started doing backend with PHP and I stayed on it.”
“I would like to have my own start-up one day, and in order to be able to do that, I need to know how to do “everything”. So, yeah, I do think in that direction.”
“The book “You don’t know JS” is one very handy source. There is no single author, but a group of professionals is constantly updating it in accordance with the development. It’s free and available on GitHub.”
“You need to pay for a course and give money to learn to program. Plenty of quality content is available online and for free.”
“I bring the best experience from one short project. It was made from scratch and with the latest technologies like Laravel and React. It is in my opinion a kind of ideal project.”
“Laravel.”
“React.”
“Spaces but by pressing the tab.”
“I am. This was my first experience of this type, and I would definitely try again as a lecturer.”
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