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Competitive Programming vs Web Development

Recently I have been doing web development along with competitive programming. But I can't seem to find time for both. Also, I am doing the Stanford MOOC on Algorithms.

I wanted to know is it required to do such an MOOC if i can learn the algorithms while solving problems? Also, is it better to stick with one thing at a time? And how did you experienced programmers managed time while you were in college?

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Anirudh ThatipelliCS student intereste… · 4y

You should decide doing only one of it and try to gain expertise in one of the fields. If you get really good in competitive programming, you would have gained excellent problem solving skills...

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Puneet SinghSoftware Developer w… · 4y

Speaking for Competitive Programming, MOOC's will provide good foundation for Theory. However you've to participate eventually in contests to realize depth level and understand that its a dif...

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Adrish Ghoshstarting to learn Dj… · 4y

You can pursue the Datastructures and Algorithms course by UCSD and HSE on Coursera. It has a set of problems of varying difficulty every week and is a good learning experience from a competit...

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Thanks! Thank you for the information on juniper networks certified internet specialist. I think this is not a very common profession for this, it was interesting for me to learn about it. By ...

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Add A Competitive Edge To The Business

You need to understand the importance of websites and make sure that your site abides by the rules and technicalities of a perfect business platform. Moreover, when you make a website like apple you get a lot of benefits for your business. Among many benefits of a website is that you can get a competitive edge over your competitors through a single website that is well developed and well designed. Many experts suggest that the website provides a competitive edge to the business. Do you agree with the experts or have a different opinion about this?

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Absolutely, I agree with you on this Emma. I am an SEO expert and currently working on a project to promote Hire Python Developers in the US and there is a lot of demand for python developers right now.

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Full Stack Developer Salary (2021) – For Freshers & Experienced

Every single person knows that anything can stay stagnant but technology. It has been evolving since time immemorial. Even in times of upsurge, the tech sector not only did survive, instead passed out with flying colours.

While this pandemic was affecting many, it certainly boosted the field of full stack development. Full stack development refers to software development that focuses on both front end(client-side) and back end(server-side) portions of the web application. Front-end is the visual side of an application where a user can interact while a back- end or server side is about building and maintaining the behind the scenes functionality of the website that a user cannot see. Read full information about full stack developer salary.

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Full Stack Developer Salary in India (2021) – For Freshers & Experienced

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New to Web Development. I need some advice.

As my title says, I am new to web development. After looking around and seeing what is available, I want to aim toward learning full stack development first.
I looked around and it looks like the latest thing being requested are frameworks like MEAN, focusing on JavaScript on both the front and back end. This sounded great to me at first as a place to begin, because I could just focus on learning the one language and work on everythin with it.
I realized shortly later that this isn’t a good mindset for someone who’s learning to code to have. Not only will I need to learn how to code with different languages over time, but there is also the fact that JS will probably run differently on both stacks.
So now what. I still want to aim for Full Stack Development. I still have an interest in sticking with a framework like MEAN and deal with JS. However, I am pretty much brand new to programming. I am feeling like I may be more beneficial to me if I go Front End (html5, css3, js) first, then for my back end starting off with Python, Ruby, or PHP so I can learn how the essentials of programming first with a language that is still used and may be needed along the way, and then go for a stack after I understand how programming actually ...

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