Just graduated, not in a software company, how to accumulate VC project experience.

heilong

It has been 5 months since I graduated. I have always wanted to learn VC programming, but people who work in a company that engages in hardware do hardware, and low-end R & D has no technical content. (I am a major in information and computing science and I do n’t understand. (Electronics, circuits.), For personal long-term development, I want to learn VC but there is no good environment such as a software company. Now if I go out to find work again, it is difficult to find work without project experience. I want to do some small projects to work out after work The heroes give a little advice, where should I start, a bit of C ++ basics to look at, MFC, look at the head, the level is now novice newbie.

air_younger

Buy an introductory book and follow the simple examples on the book!

soilking

It is generally difficult to make progress like yours. It is better to directly find a software company as an apprentice, do n’t care about the salary level first, the purpose is to steal the teacher and learn the art, and wait for the success of the study, or ask for a salary increase or seek another Duties, so that this way can lead to a quiet path. If you can't bear the brown rice in the current bowl, it is still up to you to change the hardware. In fact, regardless of software and hardware, entry is very painful, and there is a bright future after this level.
In addition, taking my own example as an example, after working for 8 years, I have worked on software, hardware (digital circuits), and firmware development. Now I feel that in the end, it all comes down to the end. It is a problem of system integration, regardless of software and hardware. I know, therefore, regardless of software and hardware, as long as we want to do well, these two aspects need to be strengthened.

pretty_mood

The hardware is also good, is a direction

15422940

............... I studied hardware, but now I am making software. I do not know why the landlord thinks the hardware is not technical. . It's tiring to do software

cash2019

Yeah, it's good to make hardware, you have such a good environment but want to learn software, can't figure it out

pretendersam

You need to find a way to make the company more efficient after using VC ++.
Note that this can't be a guise, but it can really be improved. For example, if you are currently making hardware, then, is it possible to make an emulator on Win32, so that some effects can be achieved without using hardware. Or cooperate with the hardware, write A software platform that makes it easy to develop on your hardware.

pretendersam

However, this task is very difficult for novices. Because you are also learning, you may not know what you can do

thezee

Look, there are people who envy your situation.
Everyone has their own different growth environment, you can walk out of your own way.
The person who knows the current affairs is Junjie!

路人丁

It is better to make good use of the existing environment!