In my opinion, taking a course on higher education levels about CS are not really good to become a really good programmer. They'll work to get general basics for programming right an for learning more theoretical things. Problem is that they all use old technologies and methods, which just don't really fit in anymore, unless you'll be working at a huge corporation that is still running on legacy code or the likes.

The degree you'll get from it might be worth it though, as it'll really boost your CV.

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But what if.... my tab actually does 4 spaces.

@addvilz This rant was in no way meant to be demeaning or political. I just thought that it requires some serious genius and skill to write so much code and for such a purpose. I'm still relatively new as a developer. My apologies.

Maybe it would work better if you wouldn't be so....... on edge

@helloworld Thank you for posting the link to that article. It was really nice to read

Is it strange for me to like both frontend and backend?

@Marnsghol Work is getting to me. Now my brain is trembling.....

@cahva Thanks for the advice. I'm still learning and didn't really do frontend before. Also, every tutorial for calling to an api thats on a remote server with the http module, used observables

@projektaquarius Everything can be arranged. The question is if it will actually be done

@projektaquarius first of all, you'd have to live in Europe :P

I do care for my hair, but my chin is quite sensitive, so I get horrible rashes when I shave. Not everybody doesn't shave because of a lack of time or laziness

Though I did manage to understand the tag system. So it's something.

@Jumpshot44 Thanks for the tips, I don't need to schedule a meeting to get the user stories though. The company is relatively small and easy going. If I ask a colleague if he/she isn't too busy, I can just sit down with him/her and run through what he/she would like to see.

I do really appreciate the tips though

As can be seen, I did not know too well how the tag system works...... :/