As a software dev without a CS degree & almost all of my exp. in frontend, I am starting to seriously learn some core CS concepts (linked lists, stacks, queues / DS-Algo) do you recommend learning a new language? C/Go/Rust. @dhh @patio11 @kentcdodds @DavidKPiano @ChrisFerdinandi
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I do love Go for a lot of reasons, though, and think that it gives devs who have primarily worked with interpreted languages both a fun toolkit for their future career and exposure to a programming paradigm (channels & goroutines) which is a bit off-the-beaten-path for most.
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I'd say biggest difference between devs that can implement things and devs that can solve problems is the latter has a sense of "pointer arithmetic" / memory management. Example: making good use of a relational database = understanding implication of b-tree vs hash index
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Cloud providers are happy to have you scale up your DB, add elasticsearch and memcached. But a few hours in a data structures book and SQL docs and you can find the one line incantation that solves your problem.
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