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And for beginners I only recommend two things: Javascript, for actual programming. And Java for those who want to know what is to make money.
And I got frustrated with Manjaro the other day because I was unable to install IntelliJ Idea, the Java development kit and a visual studio code extension that was supposed to allow my (non existent) viewers on Twitch, to point out lines of code on it from the chat.
Never mind that, I'm getting interested in GoLang and I'm doing some research before committing myself to learn it. I wonder if GoLang can:
And lots more.
Twitter: @JorgeEscobar
Twitch: RicardoEscobar
And I was working on these practice problems all weekend. I realized how difficult they are for me, and I supposed to be a database administrator with more than 10 years of experience. Humility is the word that came to my mind, and I hate humility.
BUY the book: http://a.co/d/bke6lOX
YouTube playlist of myself solving the book: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrLK-3-j0W-7ndkqn1lJEP3SGTLhohxfU
Links to the repository:
GitLab: https://gitlab.com/JorgeEscobar/sql-practice-problems
GitHub: https://github.com/RicardoEscobar/sql-practice-problems
And after the Twitter storm that was #LearnToCode I find myself with the impression that some people think that learning to code it's easy. And it is... until you go beyond #HelloWorld...
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