I always had a feeling.

how do computers work

You have to organize them

No longer taking computer organization 2. Now taking web application architecture. Also calc 2 is really hard.

can you post all the stuff you learn here because I want to learn too but I don't want to go to school

No longer taking computer organization 2. Now taking web application architecture. Also calc 2 is really hard.

Is Calc 2 the one where you just do a lot of geometric series

i failed calc 1 twice

can you post all the stuff you learn here because I want to learn too but I don't want to go to school

Rails is a framework written in ruby that encourages the use of standards in coding.

Quote from: Cat Brush on 03-02-2016, 18:54:28 PM

No longer taking computer organization 2. Now taking web application architecture. Also calc 2 is really hard.

Is Calc 2 the one where you just do a lot of geometric series

So far Calc 2 is the one where you integrate the hell out of everything.

Quote from: steev on 03-02-2016, 19:24:31 PM

can you post all the stuff you learn here because I want to learn too but I don't want to go to school

Rails is a framework written in ruby that encourages the use of standards in coding.

Quote from: Cirus on 03-02-2016, 21:16:50 PM

Quote from: Cat Brush on 03-02-2016, 18:54:28 PM

No longer taking computer organization 2. Now taking web application architecture. Also calc 2 is really hard.

Is Calc 2 the one where you just do a lot of geometric series

So far Calc 2 is the one where you integrate the hell out of everything.

Multivariable????

Not quite yet

this is too hard I'll never be successful

hey let me know if they teach you RxJava, because reddit keeps saying my app is crap if I don't use RxJava

Are they prescribing RxJava for your app

No longer taking computer organization 2. Now taking web application architecture. Also calc 2 is really hard.

what architecture(s) are they covering

if it's any good it'll be all about node and you can spend the entire semester installing and configuring npm

At this point I'm almost positive it'll just be rails.