For coding? Try the Oxygene Trilogy by Jean-Michel Jarre...my personal favorite. Then, of course, there’s http://musicforprogramming.net

These aren’t party soundtracks per se (although depending on your mood they might be), so make sure you try coding to them before judging!

For more lively listening, some of my current favorites are “Live at the Agora 1978” by The Cars, “Make it Rain” by Michael Burks, “Specter at the Feast” by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Tash Sultana’s Tiny Desk concert (https://youtu.be/GVDJ8O3lPBA), Plastic Picnic’s EP, “Posters Fade” by Derby (yes, my taste is eclectic).

Edit: Add more lively, less repetitive options!

At least they didn’t put 1D before 2D and 3D.

They do, however, teach two foreign languages that they expect you to already recognize the names of in the native script.

Those who can, do.
Those who can’t, teach.

-George Bernard Shaw

@H4K3R That too. But I’m referring to a bash shell in a Linux subsystem (I included a link in my previous reply).

@Worldyn If you get a job with a larger corporation, perhaps. But if you end up going to work for a startup then having at least a rudimentary knowledge of system design/architecture is going to be a serious advantage (not only for your work there but also in terms of getting the job in the first place).

Source: I’ve worked and hired for both types of companies.

@nin0x03 Thanks for the welcome!

Good list! You’re missing system design/architecture (and presumably source control is in there somewhere).

Windows 10 has an optional Linux subsystem:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/...

Make sure you’re running an incremental backup at least daily to a (relatively) new external drive and/or the cloud!

A class called “How to use a search engine before posting your question online” would be good too.