I’m a self taught, currently employed as a FE engineer working with tsx and node on the daily. But as ai becomes more and more useful, I find myself needing to understand the how things work, more than necessarily knowing the actual code to write.
Talking with my more senior colleagues that have a formal education in computer science, I find gaps in my understanding. They have a better understand why a particular pattern would work better than another; when it’s better to shift the load to the server, or went to pass it to the client; why some approach might be more resource intensive than another, etc.
Sure we can both build the same widgets, but that’s something that AI can already do or will soon do just as well as any human. While then will need a code monkey in 3 years?
I’m looking to fill in some of that fundamental knowledge in theory that I missed along the way, and am hoping that you can recommend some books or online courses or sites, or a curriculum that would help with that?
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r/cscareerquestions I’m a self taught, currently employed as a FE engineer working with tsx and node on the daily. But as ai becomes more and more useful, I find myself needing to understand the how things work, more than necessarily knowing the actual code to write. Talking with my more senior colleagues that have a formal education in computer science, I find gaps in my understanding. They have a better understand why a particular pattern would work better than another; when it’s better to shift the load to the server, or went to pass it to the client; why some approach might be more resource intensive than another, etc. Sure we can both build the same widgets, but that’s something that AI can already do or will soon do just as well as any human. While then will need a code monkey in 3 years? I’m looking to fill in some of that fundamental knowledge in theory that I missed along the way, and am hoping that you can recommend some books or online courses or sites, or a curriculum that would help with that? submitted by /u/competetowin [link] [comments]
I’m a self taught, currently employed as a FE engineer working with tsx and node on the daily. But as ai becomes more and more useful, I find myself needing to understand the how things work, more than necessarily knowing the actual code to write.
Talking with my more senior colleagues that have a formal education in computer science, I find gaps in my understanding. They have a better understand why a particular pattern would work better than another; when it’s better to shift the load to the server, or went to pass it to the client; why some approach might be more resource intensive than another, etc.
Sure we can both build the same widgets, but that’s something that AI can already do or will soon do just as well as any human. While then will need a code monkey in 3 years?
I’m looking to fill in some of that fundamental knowledge in theory that I missed along the way, and am hoping that you can recommend some books or online courses or sites, or a curriculum that would help with that?
submitted by /u/competetowin
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