When I first came to Denver, I was attracted by the atmosphere here. Compared with CSDN, there are more interesting technical posts here, just like mice entering the granary, surrounded by happiness, a little excited ~
Take a look at your life and make a summary
The college life
When I studied computer in university, MY initial intention was to make domestic software. When I saw the foreign technology, I wondered when China would have it. Therefore, SINCE I was in junior high school, I have been paying attention to domestic brands. I am actually quite happy to see the rise of a series of domestic brands.
I only had a few simple lessons in high school, and I learned them systematically in university. I didn’t adapt to it at the beginning. I felt tired when I did my homework. I didn’t understand it when I learned Pointers for the first time. But now that I look back on it, I think the hard stuff is more rewarding than the difficult stuff. It is such a bit by bit accumulation, from a small white to graduation to complete the online online course system, from the front end to the back end, database and server. Looking back, is how many evening self-study oneself hard knock code for the result. Procedural life is actually quite fair.
Enter the society
Enter the society to discover their own technical level is still insufficient, also once feel programmer too lucky bitter. His father said programmers 35 years old threshold of the matter, have thought of taking an examination of the public, or their own open a small shop. But after two years in the society, I became disillusioned. No line is easy, do other seems unwilling, their university four years of technical foundation in vain. Finally, I decided to do the front end seriously.
During my internship, I did game development, c# U3D. This experience made me not particularly interested in games in my life. In essence, it is still a pile of zeros and ones, changes of bits and beats of bytes. But programming always makes me feel very magical, people can always create a variety of tools, completely change the world, from the use of fire and irrigation in ancient times, to modern rockets, new energy vehicles. Human society is inseparable from tools, and computers are one of the most sophisticated, from the early Turing machine to the current supercomputer (40 graphics cards are coming soon, tantalizing). It’s great people and their inventions that change the world. If Musk’s rocket can be really civilian, if I can see the earth from space one day, think of all excited.
So, come on boy! Good works do not make contributions. Be a dreamer.