C# .NET & Dynamics AX developer. Passionate about programming and IT infrastructures.
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For me it did. #1. it helped me to proof my level of thinking for hiring managers. #2. I learned more than only a programming language. for example what I have learned. OOP programming (redefined my way of thinking about OOP) Design Patterns OOAD ( Object-oriented analysis and design ) Measuring code (technical debt, lines of code etc) Testing And many more subjects I learned when I studied CS.
We do not use GIT but when we commit to TFS we use the following standard. #Issue number - #Description (if needed) We also add separate file to the project we work on that has the #issue number and contains the issue it self and what has been changed.
Other: ERP development in Dynamics AX (2012). Programming Languages i use daily; X++, C# .NET, T-SQL I automate business transactions (financial and logistics). This involves; Database development Front end development (forms) API development Webservices
First application was of course "Hello world" Around 2000 when i was obsessed with computers i wrote a tool for numerous exploits for automatic execution. Created this in perl. First OOP experience was in JAVA creating a hangman application.
For starters if your stuck on something do not be afraid to ask for help. When you ask how something works also ask why the superior does it that way. It gives me a deeper understanding of things I'm working on. For example i always sit down with my senior for one hour a week to discuss code i have written or maybe a problem I'm having on some project. He gives feedback on my code but he can also give me compliments which boosts my confidence! I learn a lot during that hour.