My recipe is... You have to put yourself in a task-- let's say write a calculator (for disktops) or there's a visiting enumerator (for web developers), which is all bullshit. All you have to do is write 100% yourself. No painters. I guarantee you as soon as you write it all up to your place and some confidence in yourself. After getting some confidence, we write a summary/CV. How to write this separate topic, but the point of the résumé is not to praise itself (this is also necessary), but to get out on the interview is primary.We'll have a 10-day summary. The exhaust should be like this: 10 resumes, 1 interview. If the CPA is smaller, it means something's not written, write it over.Let's go to the interview. The purpose of the interview is to get to work, but it's a macro. Mienice is to make emotional contact with an interviewer - if there's a good contact to work even if knowledge is not enough. And if you don't have a good contact, if you're Bill Gates, don't see your job. During your interview, it's important that you focus on two things. First, you're capable of self-learning (programming requires continuous self-learning), second: you're a team member. Focusing on what you all know is unreal - any normal interviewer is gonna blow any guru. It's been a long time since I've been pouring all the knowledge. And remember, it's important to get caught, so don't look for work for a mulon, something like a butterfly. And there's gonna be a job record that's gonna make it easier.It's like that. Good luck!

All cy6erGn0m said the right thing, but I think there's something to explain.Saita. That's understandable. Information sites, mobile applications, like zoo and other offices.Normal applications. Windows, Mac, young people are different and rare.Serial applications. These are applications like play servers, bank, various IM messages, databases and many others. When there's a specialized client program.Mobile applications. Java appendices, games, nokies, symbians, iPhones, Androids, ecnigis and something else. I mean, on mobile phones, smartphones and similar devices.Installed systems. Oh, it's a very interesting industry. Ples, phones, navigators, robots, numerical logs, thermometers, ran differently. So close to electronics and often working in one microchem. Micro Controllers 8, 16, 32 Batteries (ARM, Atmel, Microchip, STM, Freescale, Motorola and others), digital signal processors, PPEs (programmed logical integration schemes) or simply logical schemes (although few are involved in normal life). Digital electronics.Research. These are special mathematical language programming (as an example of MATLAB), in modelling environments (ANSYS) and simply writing programmes that address scientific and engineering challenges. And SAPR.Not specified:System-wide programming. I mean, the diver's writing for the equipment, the writing of the PP core. Low-level programming. Compilers and interpreters, I think, are the same.Games. It's weird they didn't. But it's a giant industry... DirectX and OpenGL. Shaders. And for game consoles.Parallel programming, including on GPU. CUDA and OpenCL, OpenMP, MPI. The graphic module calculations.Development of general library for any function. Like a branding of prints. Or audio and video codes.Writing of flames and crypts to existing systems. For photoshops, for example.Olympic programming and tasks. You can also include programming in different non-practical languages.Programming for accounting, financial and other business products. Type 1C: Enterprises.Programming of expert systems. I think it's worth it.Data editing. Bigger ones that are bigger than two or three plates= They have a special language.But that's not all they are. I just don't know a part, and the part couldn't remember.

Is it hard to find a job in this field? ?I'm not gonna tell you what's simple, but it's not easy to find a good job in any other IT field.By the way, if there's a soul to GameDev, you're on. http://gamedev.ru/forum and you create the theme, "the programmer is looking for a team" where you describe your skills, experience, wishes, time, etc.You're joining the developer's team, you're doing the real job of the game developers, you're studying the specifics, you're doing real procrastination. After a while, you realize that you're worth something, you're convinced that gamedev is really what you want (or not, then you think it's what you're interested in) and then you're looking for work.I'll just say that, in this time, there is a huge disparity in the world among the producers (including naturally in the gheimdex), of highly skilled and literate producers. And highly skilled, literate and self-educated, committed, possessing knowledge of the development of technology and tools in the whole unit.However, it is not strange (with the educational system, perhaps just for the whole of the CIS) - in the CIS it is even more visible, and deficits will only increase in the future. Which gives everyone a good, loving business to develop two very important things, namely:Better find the first job.a rapid career pathThat's the kind of response. what to doAs far as I'm concerned, that's the answer you wanted to see.

Like many others. At the end of the second course, he wrote a summary and sent a lot of places. There's a lot where I've been sent away, because my work experience wasn't working, and my working regime was unclear... but it was one place. And it came:

Well, career. Java2EE The developer, I think, is pretty promising. More promising. Java for Andriod (because they pay more and more vacancies).I think we should start studying aza. If there's a stubbornness, the flag is in hand and the self-teacher in front of the eyes. If there's little seducity, you'll have to start writing when there's a number of books and Internet. Only experience comes more from real projects. So you can recommend studying the basis of language and trying to find work. It's not high-paying, but it's a real practice to learn.But the most important thing is to know the developer, it's that. ПАТТЕРНЫ ПРОЕКТИРОВАНИЯ♪ http://oz.by/books/more10182766.html A beautiful book.About technology, you're not gonna learn a lot, so you're gonna start a basic language. With the most common, I think it's EJB♪ JPA♪ Hibernate♪ Spring♪

In the current order, there is no answer. For at least part of the answer to this question, it must be seen:curriculum of each specializationQuality of SLM teachingVUZ teaching staffspecific employersAnd in the middle of "may be a man who learns in the second direction." Everything. depends on you personally.

We need to have a liver! The books won't help because there's no unique idea, no business. IMOW!

We're on paper! Googling the question-- A physical person provides a service to a natural person or A natural person provides a service to a legal personThere's no paperwork, there's no stability in performance, because they're gonna burn the brains with some kind of requests, make the button darker, bottle fat, etc.To make a TK, the TK is to be included in the contract as the volume of work performed. Any new developments after the date of contract + pay cash

That's a good debate on the subject. http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/freelance/129974/ I'd like to quote the answer of one of the users:Sometimes I'm frilling, or I'm doing or I'm writing on C#. And anyway, I'm doing protection against the kettle. In the case of websites, I still have access to the Adminke before payment. In the case of the programs, I'm putting a block that checks a certain code on my server. If it doesn't reach the file (if the firewall programme is covered) or if the code is not correct, the program will stop working. The code may not be true if I fix it on my server and do it if they try to kick me. After pay, I'll clean up all the buckets. I don't even know... But something in that spirit could have been conceived.Alternatively, work through the guarantor (e.g. on freelance.ru)♪ There, of course. There's details and nuances, too, but in most cases the scheme works well.

I can offer you to go to topcoders, but you can make money if you're lucky.

The problem is, taking a student, even if he wants to do a job just for his experience, no one will be free. Why? Because explaining the mission (what and how to do) will be much longer and more difficult than doing the same job itself. I don't even know where that myth is. I often meet in the social media of start-up programmers with proposals "take me free, I'll do your job for experience"... to get someone to do their job, you have to: (1) trust this man. (2) Know what he'll do. In other cases, we'll have to spend a lot of time on the job description, and then we'll recheck it for hours. It's really hard.

Frillans are ordinary people who usually don't care about what's going on in your code and what it is. But they want to know who they hire, and eventually they will. They usually only care about work results, price and time. To facilitate this task, Frillance has a "review" and a "portfolio." Portfolio is usually supplemented by end products that they can see or feel. The more functional and beautiful the product, the more chance he'll like the customer and he'll choose you.The number of projects in the portfolio depends on how much you want to show the potential employer. Not too much, because he won't get to the end, probably not too small. If the service allows, it's best to split into groups of categories that will be understood by ordinary people with a superficial understanding of the areas where you want to frylans. Of course, you can get caught and knowing people, you can count on them, too, but their minority.Well, there's a pretty wrap.

Employers look good. But two things must be taken into account:A clean squeeze is harder to survive than an extra squill. Manage is normal, that's clear. But for one year, it's nothing. At least 5-6.It's important that we don't go deeper into the subject area, or the Kirdian. Let's tell the manger to introduce some Hyperion Pillar budgeting system, with web-based programming skills on ASP. NET - you're practically doomed to a couple or three companies - no more in the market.

I think a sign of degradation is a loss of interest in work. If the programmer doesn't want to develop, learn something new, learn a new trick, a new language, start writing the right thing, it's starting to degrade.If the software player doesn't improve, he doesn't grow up with himself if his own code of two years ago doesn't seem abhorrent, he starts to die as a programmer.If you don't move forward, it'll only come back.As one said. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A7%D1%91%D1%80%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%9A%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B0_%28%D0%90%D0%BB%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%B0_%D0%B2_%D0%97%D0%B0%D0%B7%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%B5%29 (Really, not a programmer)... here, you know, you have to run from all your feet to just stay in the same place! If you want to get somewhere else, then you have to run at least twice as fast!Supplement. The fact that a person has lost interest in programming is not a negative characteristic of the individual himself. Maybe he's older, and he's curious not to write programmes, but to run a team. Or babysitting grandchildren. Or design robots, cultivate civilizations, save white whales, sound multy films, meet people on the street or learn how to deal with cigars and pots. But he's gonna be a better boss. There's no tragedy.

If you ask such a question, you're not sure. Any business, whether it's a business trade or a plane building, is a risk. If you don't have a business push, it's not for you. Your acquaintance, I'm sure none of you asked him to work for himself or not.

If you have an unfinished secondary education in question, you can go to college and get secondary and special education. At technical colleges, technical colleges are trained as a technician - a software player.Regrettably, the Institute only receives full secondary education (11 classes) or specialized secondary education, so that it will not be possible to do so.Before making a decision, it's better to think about it, maybe you should stay in school and learn to complete secondary education. And also to remember that education in institutions will not make you a full-fledged programmer, they may even need to be able to do so without doing enough self-education.P.S. Response without side-by-side thinking on the merits

Any tests? If so, start with them, it's the best documentation.

employers ' informal requirementsWhat's not trivial? The experience with VCS implies understanding at least things like commites, branches and mergers. And how they affect your work and your colleagues. Maybe you're a GIT-a guru, and you can offer companies a better set of branches.Task-tracker experience is also basic skills. He's saying you won't ask colleagues what to write on the Writing field, you can give the task an adequate name and you know why you need it.Practice and develop code review practices.Code review is a review of someone else's code and its review. Somewhere they do it with extra tools. https://www.atlassian.com/software/crucible/overview ♪ https://code.google.com/p/gerrit/ Somewhere in the field, they're making an e-mail. As a result of the inspection, your comedian in VCS may be rolled out (see paragraph 1). If you see it in the job demands, you need to read someone's code, understand what he's doing and what's wrong with him, identify bad practices.Establishment of landing pages (landing page).It's a narrower skill that is specific to web development. Look what it is. http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9B%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B4%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B3_%D1%81%D1%82%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D1%86%D0%B0 ♪

Whether it's necessary in life, I think the question is inappropriate because of its obviousness. Do they need a programmer? Of course. Whether we want it or not, but most of the fundamental work of any computer science industry is written on the rotating west. Of course, in Shakespeare's language. The largest IT companies in the world work in the US (all these googles, Maycrofts, Oracles and others). And they, by the way, moved and moved our entire industry forward. In the same pile, it is possible to collect software literature, documentation, forums (yes, I'm on stackoverflow) - all of which come out and is published in English far more than any other language. All popular programming languages, as it is not difficult to see, are based on English-speaking lectures (this also speaks of many)Well, there's another little but eloquent example. A lot of people probably know a great JetBrains company. She produces great IDE, she writes her tongue and makes a lot of other good things, for example, mimimosh Rearper. This is the foundation of this company by expensive Russians - C. Dmitriyev, E. Belyaev and B. Kybelkov, one of its main offices is located in Petersburg, and works with domestic programmers. However, you will not find official Russian-speaking documentation for their products. It's all in your own language. Market laws, you know.If you know English at least a little, you can find an answer to your question much faster. If you know English at least a little more than "single a little," you can use English documentation for libraries, sdk and other things. If you know English more or less, you can read the relevant literature without expecting the perfect moment when it's translated into Russian. Especially given the fact that the quality of translation sometimes lame. And even more particularly given the fact that there are sometimes no translations at all. If you know English well, you can work for damned capitalists at least remotely, even if you move into their lair and break them from inside. As far as learning is concerned, it's desirable for a good tutor to deal with you individually. If this is not possible, it is a very good way to look at films with subtitles (Russian speaking English subtitles or vice versa). No one's canceled any books there. Although the most important thing in English is the regularity of classes and the constant practice of learning, skills have the properties of being erased if they are not trained. Well, then, one very good site for these blasphemous cases. http://lingualeo.com

I wouldn't take the risk of developing my own programmes without real experience over my shoulders. If you want to work fast and get real experience, it's only in the office. Frillance isn't an option either. To fight your own juice, without the experience of commantic work, it's a journey of wickedness. And if you say There is little programme officeI can assume that in these offices, the main programming language is PHP. Having some experience in programming on C, learning PHP isn't gonna be a lot of work, I think. I'm not a PHP supporter, but as long as this language is dominated in small Russian cities by the number of vacancies. In addition, the PHP environment has a rather good and well-required frimetres: Symfony, Yii for example. From what you've listed, I would have chosen C# (without Mono and Unity, you've had enough, believe me), JavaScript.