My programmer's path (9) -- Thoughts after attending the MVP presentation in Zhengzhou Microsoft

It was another weekend, except that my mouth was swollen due to fire, which made my mouth barely open. Everything else is fine. There is almost no such thing that a university can make a person worry about. In college, everyone is busy with their own things. And I cannot. I have been studying. NET for two years and asked myself what I have learned in the past two years. I can't say that I have gained a lot. I can only say that there are some. Compared with the cool people, it may not be worth mentioning at all. However, these things are accumulated at 1.1 points, and they stick to what they have obtained step by step.

Maybe in my eyes, I am usually a very busy person. I feel like I am doing something mysterious on my own or with someone else. But this is not actually the case. Sometimes you are too busy to know what you are doing, but day by day. Many of my colleagues think that I have a very meaningful experience in college every day, because I have something to do every day and can learn more, which looks quite good. In fact, no, my life is also flat.

Let's talk about how to participate in the Microsoft MVP presentation this time. I 'd like to talk about our school first. My school is an ordinary undergraduate school. Although I have a number of majors in colleges and universities nationwide, our computer Major is still very inconspicuous, including in our school. In addition, our school is in a very remote location, because it is a mountain city. Therefore, there are not many opportunities for visiting our school, or giving lectures by famous people to our school.

I think we are far away from many high-level lectures. Just like college students in Beijing, because they are sitting in the national economic and cultural center, there will certainly be a lot of opportunities to come into contact with cool people from all walks of life and can hear many cutting-edge and technical lectures.

Just from the perspective of our vision, there is definitely no way to compare our vision with other famous college students.

For MVPs, they have an ideal since learning. NET, and will become an MVP in the future. Therefore, I am paying attention to the Weibo posts of many Chinese Microsoft MVPs on Sina Weibo. Just by chance, I saw what they said about the 10 major cities in China # The Microsoft MVP community tour # activity, and I was very eager to participate. Because there is almost no chance at school to hear such lectures, let alone communicate with Daniel. I cherish it very much, and I am very much looking forward to participating. I did a lot of work before I went there, including the location of the consultation and some questions to be discussed with the scalpers.

What impressed me most in this presentation was the three MVPs that introduced Microsoft's three technologies. 1) windows phone development 2) windows server 2012 Technology 3) windows 8 development. After Microsoft announced the new operating system, these three technologies are still relatively new. In the future, many developers may switch to these aspects. Although I have not understood many of them, I have gained a lot. Including the current windows phone development technology, I am still very interested in this direction, so I learned a lot about the technology for developing windows phone software during the Conference.

During the interaction, I asked an MVP a question. I have also thought about this problem during my study. I think that as a student, we may also be very concerned about how to learn well. NET, how to make yourself more competitive after graduation than those who study JAVA, C ++ and other technologies.

When an MVP introduced Microsoft's new development tool VS2012, it said that VS2012 contains more templates, frameworks, and other tools, which can reduce the development time of programmers, increase development efficiency. However, when using the template, it determines that we do not understand the underlying principles. At that time, the MVP told me a lot, but the most important thing I remember is that in the future, no matter what development, windows phone, windows 8, etc, C # is indispensable. As a college student, it is a basic process to lay a solid foundation in the school. If you work in the future, there may be a lot of enterprise-level frameworks to learn, however, if you have a good foundation, you can master these things very quickly.

Think about your current learning, it is indeed a little out of order, blindly pay attention to the results. In fact, I seldom care about principles. I am still a little too far away. I think everything can be done as long as it can be run, what principle is not working, and it is useless to master it. Now I feel that I have gone so far on the wrong road.

Fortunately, it's not too late to know your shortcomings. You still have enough time to make up for these knowledge vulnerabilities.

I did not only blog on CSDN, but also on 51CTO in the blog Park. These areas are mainly a community that focuses on technology blogs. But looking at my blog posts is no longer a technical blog. Because the articles about your own life have almost surpassed the technical blog posts you wrote. So today, I have made an appointment for myself. I only write one article for my daily life every week. There are no restrictions on technical articles. I try my best to make my blog a place for communication technology.

One more thing I felt a lot about a few days ago, and I realized the importance of copyright. Every time I update a blog post on CSDN, I will sync it to the blog site and 51CTO's blog. A blog post published a few days ago titled organizing the third training materials (Summary of Several SQL pages) after the summer vacation of Network Studio, which was reprinted by others, however, he did not specify the source of the article. Since I published my blog on the homepage, the page views are very high. Many people leave me a message saying that my article is the same as that of a person, that is, the name is different, some even say that I copied others' articles. Obviously, my work is copied by others, and it must be hard for me. Finally, I complained to the editor of the blog garden based on my posting time earlier than his posting time and a series of articles with this topic in my blog.

I am very satisfied with the service attitude of the blog editor. I complained in the morning and received a decision at noon. This article in his blog has been deleted because of the sufficient evidence. Retain my original benefits.

I usually have a lot of ideas or ideals, and I also fantasized about my own success, so that my life will change dramatically. But in the end, I found that my abilities are always 108,000 different from my ideal. There is no way. Sometimes I live in my own unrealistic thoughts. A senior high school student told me a few days ago that he had applied for copyright in their school because he had made a software program. At the beginning, he was asking me for help with this software. Because he was studying mining majors and didn't feel like I was a professional in programming, he wanted to ask me for help. At that time, I also had a simple understanding, because it involved 3D drawing, statistics and other knowledge, and I felt a little challenging for myself. At that time, I had to worry about other things. Now, through his own efforts, he has done what he thought was impossible. I am a little ashamed of myself. I must be more professional than him in programming. However, you do not have the spirit of challenge, nor perseverance. You are always following the footsteps of others and looking forward to others' achievements. Sometimes we don't mean we can, but we feel that we can't, And we deny ourselves. And give up. So those who stick to it succeed, and those who think they are impossible are still idle. Life and learning may look like this. We need to constantly sum up and constantly perceive ourselves to make progress.