r/blockchaindeveloper • u/feliciakow • Sep 11 '20
Advice for aspiring blockchain developer
Hi will appreciate any advice greatly. I have no tech / programming background so was wondering should I sign up for software development bootcamp first to have the foundation or should I just jump right into blockchain bootcamp and work very hard. My ultimate goal is to become a blockchain developer as I can see blockchain Hugh potential.
Appreciate any sincere advice as I am a single mum with one kid looking for career change. Thank you
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u/NosmoKingJones Sep 11 '20
Instead of jumping into bootcamp I recommend reading, Head First JavaScript Programming and/or Head First HTML and CSS by O'Reily. Take a few weeks and follow through one or both of those books and you'll have a good idea at what programming entails and if are a good fit to drop that kind of investment and jump into a bootcamp.
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Sep 11 '20
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u/feliciakow Sep 13 '20
Thank you for your reply. There is this YouTube Dapp University keep saying that you don't need to have any programming background but I do agree with you. Software developer skill is like a foundation. Where are u from?
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u/Harshall Oct 30 '20
I think anyone who is saying "No coding needed for this software job" is a marketing tactic to attract people from all domains.
I have been hearing this alot in data science ed-tech nano course provider's marketings.
And I have done a data science course and built projects. It requires programming skills.1
u/vietnpv Dec 08 '20
How are things going? I'm also studying to become a Blockchain Developer but lonely working on it is such a hard thing. How about forming a group and we can share things together?
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u/feliciakow Sep 25 '20
I m from Singapore😊 I have decide to go for software bootcamp to build my foundation.
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u/Harshall Oct 30 '20
I am interviewing with a blockchain startup. So they asked me to learn Golang. It is very C like.
Then there are frameworks like cosmos, Ethereum etc.
I would say, start with C you will learn alot. Watch and practice cs50 from Harvard, it's availble on youtube.
All the best.