Everyone has some pivotal moment in their career that propels their career in a positive direction. If you are a programmer or software engineer, what was that pivotal moment that made your skills increase in folds?
Ask HN: What was the single best turning point in your life as a programmer?
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Re: Ask HN: What was the single best turning point in your life as a programmer?
#2Learning C. Never written any serious code in it, but still among most usefull skills to have.
Re: Ask HN: What was the single best turning point in your life as a programmer?
#3Learning C. Never written any serious code in it, but still among most usefull skills to have.
Why C? What was so special about learning it? You got to fiddle with the computer's memory structure and pointers?
Re: Ask HN: What was the single best turning point in your life as a programmer?
#4The web. In the 90s I made myself 'the web guy' in the software company I worked for just by getting on it at home and playing with what tools there were.