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I'm using DDG on my computer and Ecosia on my phone. I just think DDG is better for dev/it related things, but I still want to plant trees ^^

Gotta be the same designer than for my company: PornHub but with HB instead of PH (not kidding, it's the same colors and design)

Mostly Java, but if one of my teacher sees that he's going to answer Java, JavaScript and PHP (look, you coded ONE website with PHP and frontend JS, you're a web dev now!)

@HelloUglyWorld do you care to explain why?

I don't think that the important here is the paper you get when you finish, but the knowledge you acquire on the road to obtain it. Of course GitHub is also important, but you can have a huge GitHub without really understanding the code. The paper proves that you are actually capable of doing it, fixing it and understanding it on a (deep) level.

@devPat hum nope, she is working with robots (which IS her study) but has to code everything with Java. Is it going better with your intern?

@AlmondSauce sure, but I saw the program she is doing and it's only using a very specific API and no "funny" programming logic. Of course the documentation has been done by the previous and is really bad haha

I personnaly use the PPPv2, Paper Plane Protocol. The only issue is that sometimes private data arrive on the the teacher's desk...

2 things: first, how can you use Eclipse?!?! I hate that IDE
Second: would this book be interesting and clear enough for a student (I've learned Java for 3 years at school)?

I actually bought like 4-5 Udemy courses and the overall quality is pretty good. I learned the basics of Node with that (Andrew Mead is pretty nice, giving small "challenges", maybe not enough details but very good overall). I'm also following AI and Deep Learning courses in frrench (official translation from the english one) and the explanation are good for now. I guess the important thing is always to look at multiple courses on the same subject before buying anything.

I drink Rivella... Yep, that's a drink and it is also my fuel