My programming path

After the college entrance examination, I entered my own major. I chose it because I felt that my computer was fresh, and I started my career in this industry.

I remember that I was just in touch with programming when I was in college. I learned asp.net, C language when I was a freshman, and C # When I started my sophomore year #. The comment is very vague. At that time, I remember that I did not write a comment, and the teacher did not say this, Maybe I forgot it. It's just what the class teacher said. After the class was completed, it was done. At that time, I learned quite well in the class and thought it was amazing. Actually, I just did it, but I don't know what it means.

After graduating from college, I started my job as a website, but I still found one. After four days, I went away and had no idea about those things. It seems like a new thing. What the school says is that I am speechless. To be honest, the school did not even talk about Layer 3, let alone mvc or wcf. Even js has not been mentioned, but the front-end code is all done by dw, rather than written by myself.

In this way, I have been looking for a job and thought I had no chance with programming. However, I finally chose training and worked for a while before the training. During the training, I realized how much things my school was talking about...

Training is cruel. Of course, for those of us who study hard, we stay up late every day, constantly coding.

After the training, I finally looked forward to it, but I was faced with a job. People started to submit resumes and interview. I interviewed five employees and went to work at an outsourcing company. Start the true programming path.

At first, I had no idea about the company's platform, just like learning new things. I still didn't know about it in the past two months. Those things are tangled every day. No matter what they are, they are encapsulated on the platform. I feel that training is useless. Workflow, wcf... Write interfaces, write interfaces, change bugs, and change requirements on a daily basis. Every day, I feel that I have never learned anything. But I think I am making progress every day, because every day there will be new problems.

Although there are still problems, it is much better than the first one. You can solve them yourself, but some big problems still need to be consulted by others. I want to say that every bull is hard-pressed at the beginning, so I don't want to turn it into a bull. I hope every new employee can stick to it. As long as they stick to it, there will be a day of victory. Let's work together!