I’ve started coding at your age, while I was in Veterinary School. Now I’m 37 and I’m a pretty good developer, not (only) because of my technical capabilities, but because of my communication skills and empathy, that’s something that you can learn elsewhere.
Last year I was a bit depressed because I haven’t achieved great goals (midlife crisis) and so I started learning something new (Jazz Piano) from start, and that is bringing me joy again.
This makes me feel that the joy is in the process, I will never be Jhon Carmack or Bill Evans, but I’m always growing and that is beautiful.
I’ve learned piano basics when I was a child. Then almost completely stopped playing (I devoted myself to learning IT). And a couple months ago I decided to start again (Im 36 now). I was searching for a book like this, and didn’t found anything. thanks a lot!!!!!
I’ve been working with Elixir for a variety of use-cases for years and I just love it.
The only problem we had is the obvious: You don’t have all the libraries you will find in JS or Python. But usually is easy to dig into the oss libraries and create a PR, and the community is amazing!
Please commemorate the life and death of this workers on your products, advertising and software. This could, maybe, change our reasoning about the supply chain.