Contemplating going into DevOps
IT Careers and Opportunities Thread
- Thread starter Traestar
- Start date
I’m still thinking about what I wanna do. About halfway done with the Meyers book
I’ve narrowed it down to 2: either IT management or software development
I’ve narrowed it down to 2: either IT management or software development
Last edited:
So I signed up for the google IT course on Coursera
darkboy301
Active Member
just started refreshing for the network + cert. and hopefully I can get it down in the next few months. Been watching alot of videos and man this shit turns into noise after awhile.
Anyone heard of Cybrary? It's a real good free IT resource:
https://www.cybrary.it/
Anyone heard of Cybrary? It's a real good free IT resource:
https://www.cybrary.it/
I remember seeing that cybary site in the old IT thread in the old IC. Good looking out
This thread is too good to be this dead. Some news: I got a job working technical support at a call center for some apple accounts. Been getting turned down for lack of experience but I lucked out with this job. Pay is eh but at least I’m getting experience
Olorun22
Active Member
What are they paying you
Olorun22
Active Member
Damn what city do you stay in?
Fort Lauderdale Florida
Inori
NAWF
What you looking to code in particular? You trying to do web development? Front end development? Back end? Apps?
Check this out.. might be useful to ya: http://www.noexcuselist.com/
And check out the IT Careers and Opportunities Thread
IT Careers and Opportunities Thread
This thread is community focused, helping people connect with people in the overall Information Technology field. So getting started for those who are looking to get into the field, here is a list of career paths to research on: IT Career Paths AutoCAD Drafter Chief Information Officer...
ablackweb.com
Dwayne
Laissez le bon temps rouler
Thanks man. I dont have a plan yet because I really dont know the options.
But Its something I wanna get into and I want my son as well.
So any information is helpful
Canon
Active Member
Theres nothing really to learn, the computer does it for you
Inori
NAWF
For PAID online courses these are the two I use the most
https://tutsplus.com/ and https://www.linkedin.com/learning/
I tend to learn easier by watching the videos and following along with the code examples. If you prefer reading instead, Mobilism is a good forum for Ebooks and it's free as well. https://forum.mobilism.org
Once you figure out what direction you're looking to go into let me know. I may have some resources or other sites I can share
Dwayne
Laissez le bon temps rouler
Are those course for beginners?
Also whats a good book for kids in grade school that wants to get into this?
Inori
NAWF
Yeah, they have a lot of beginner courses on both of those sites. As far as books you really gotta narrow it down to what you're trying to learn.
For kids... I don't have much experience with these sites but they may help... CodeMoji, CodeMonkey and Tynker
Dwayne
Laissez le bon temps rouler
So I officially started the training for the Apple support position. It’s the basic help desk job. Listened into some calls and boy are people dumb lol. 3 weeks of training but I’m keeping my full time job for the next 3 weeks. I’m doing that from 7-3 and then the training from 4-12:30. Shit is rough but I’m pushing through