Unsay ato matambag sa katong gusto magtuon ug programming

[maddox22]

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mga bro, nakabantay ko daghan gusto magtuon ug programming. whether mu shift sila ug career or nagskwela IT pero dili pa enough ang curriculum.

sa mga dugay-dugay na sa programming, unsay inyo matambag sa ilaha?

kay kasagaran sa mga programmers ni-agi man sad ug self-study ug dugo sa ilong. maayo nang maka-ambit sad ta sa atong experience sa ilaha.

[maddox22]

ang ako lang matambag sad...

padayon lang gyud kay nindot ug kaugmaun ang mga programmers. sa computer age na karon, dili na kalihok ang mga business kung walay system or means of automation sa mga task. mao nga kusog na kaayo ang hiring sa mga programmers karon.

padayon lang mga bro! kami man sad ni-agi man sad ug paningkamot. hangtod man gani karon. padayun lang gyud ug tuon.

[javapenguin]

IT is very broad now, choose a field you want to focus then master it. In my case it's Java and Linux, more on developing customize Linux based business application using the Java language.

[blackdronza]

practice,practice and practice...

[blackdronza]

IT is very broad now, choose a field you want to focus then master it. In my case it's Java and Linux, more on developing customize Linux based business application using the Java language.

Dats why ur name here is javapenguin huh?

[javapenguin]

dats why ur name here is javapenguin huh?

correct!

[MarkCuering]

In choosing career, you should consider your competitors… let say you want to take your time study JAVA… in what side of JAVA? Business application? Like integration of SAP? Where you use JAVA as their development language for 3-Tier features… but JAVA knowledge alone is not helpful… you should consider taking your time to study Databases and its Architectures, how to use it, manage, maintain, troubleshoot and importantly how to write using your this language.

Oh… Did I say competitors? How many JAVA programmers/developers out there? In the same field you are taking?

If you want to be at networking side… you got a CCNA certification but how many are there? Having that kind of cert? Considering that these equipments are not affordable in every organization. How many companies in CEBU using CISCO? How many graduates every semester? And how many are those who were on the field already but landed different job because nobody gives them space on their field.

As what javapenguin talks about… it is so broad now… all you have to do is to get ready and wait when your LUCK may possibly come… but never forget to see what’s in front of you… if you were a VB/ACCESS before then you must be worried now, because the demand of the market is constantly changing…

Perhaps you may say this way….”I had Master this kind of skills…but it was 5 years ago, now I found my LUCK…too bad another IT guys came on bringing a new Technology… what a life…. I guess I don’t have such luck…”

That’s why a lot of IT guys shifting different field… from CISCO to SAP, from SAP to JAVA, from WEB to ENGINEERING… depending where that LUCK driving them.


Just believe what the BIG BOSS up there can do for you... he's the Great LUCK provider

[anggwaponi]

In choosing career, you should consider your competitors… let say you want to take your time study JAVA… in what side of JAVA? Business application? Like integration of SAP? Where you use JAVA as their development language for 3-Tier features… but JAVA knowledge alone is not helpful… you should consider taking your time to study Databases and its Architectures, how to use it, manage, maintain, troubleshoot and importantly how to write using your this language.

Oh… Did I say competitors? How many JAVA programmers/developers out there? In the same field you are taking?

If you want to be at networking side… you got a CCNA certification but how many are there? Having that kind of cert? Considering that these equipments are not affordable in every organization. How many companies in CEBU using CISCO? How many graduates every semester? And how many are those who were on the field already but landed different job because nobody gives them space on their field.

As what javapenguin talks about… it is so broad now… all you have to do is to get ready and wait when your LUCK may possibly come… but never forget to see what’s in front of you… if you were a VB/ACCESS before then you must be worried now, because the demand of the market is constantly changing…

Perhaps you may say this way….”I had Master this kind of skills…but it was 5 years ago, now I found my LUCK…too bad another IT guys came on bringing a new Technology… what a life…. I guess I don’t have such luck…”

That’s why a lot of IT guys shifting different field… from CISCO to SAP, from SAP to JAVA, from WEB to ENGINEERING… depending where that LUCK driving them.


Just believe what the BIG BOSS up there can do for you... he's the Great LUCK provider

i agree 100%

[maddox22]

dapat mag-wina-is gyud sa pagpili ug career path sa programming. pili-a kung unsay kusog ug promising ang future. labi na kung unsa ang mas dako ug sweldo.

tama gisulti ni @MarkCuering, hinunaa sad ang competition.

[javapenguin]

JAVA knowledge alone is not helpful… you should consider taking your time to study Databases and its Architectures, how to use it, manage, maintain, troubleshoot and importantly how to write using your this language.

I agree with this, knowing Java is not enough, in my workplace I have to consider other things like tuning up the database configuration so I can maximize the hardware performance, I need to know the right table type to use. Table design is also important like putting the right index key, this will greatly affect performance. In the application side it is better to avoid DISTINCT and use GROUP BY instead. A lot of tips you can get from the internet so do not just focus only on the language but analyze the WHOLE SYSTEM.