@thatbeautifuldream
Building better Web Experiences
I'm a Developer from Bangalore, India, and I've recently been falling in love with Design and Development. I really enjoy learning languages and Web Development frameworks like React.
Open for full-time roles.
Ofcourse, I understand that working on something like development technologies can make up the mindset like that, but let's not forget the roots and how the rigorous effort can make one better at solving problems, be it it any domain as fast as possible. It should be respected enough because it builds a culture in a software engineer to think computationally. Nothing less but respect to your advice. But equally important is to go through a journey. Irrespective of things having to come in way or not, which highly depends on needs of the industry, we should go through a set curriculum in order to let's say we need to study ahead, these strong programming and data structure fundamentals will help an individual shine! Miki Szeles
Would beg to differ, for some checking problem solving skills boils down to checking acumen of an individual. Having the right set of tools to solve an algorithm based problem arguably should be no different than finding solutions to so called real world problems. Although i dread algorithms too because of the initial complexity that i find to learn and apply, but that's the fun part if you're in your comfort zone always, you're not growing enough! Maybe this can be a little meta "talk", also highly subjective too. But these were my two cents.
