Career
Developer
What Self-Taught Developers NEVER Learn
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Frank
- September 20, 2021
- advanced math
- circuit design
- combinations
- computer architecture
- cpu and apu designs
- cpu scheduling
- design space
- Developer
- digital systems
- execution order
- functional
- intergals
- machine code
- mass storage systems
- memory management
- modular arithmetic
- object oriented
- operating systems
- procedural
- process management
- programming language concepts
- programming paradigms
- proofs
- school system
- self-taught developer
- Tech with Tim
- university courses
- vector spaces
In this video, Tim from Tech with Time goes over some topics that most self-taught developers will never learn. Time Stamps: 00:00 | Overview 02:11 | University Courses 02:54 | Advanced Math and Proofs 05:53 | Digital Systems and Computer Architecture 07:32 | Programming Paradigms 10:03 | Programming Language Concepts 11:30 | Operating Systems
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Interesting
Windows
Retrocoding the World’s Smallest Windows App in x86 ASM
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Frank
- March 25, 2021
- 80386
- assembly language
- assembly language for beginners
- assembly language tutorial
- davepl
- ethical hacking
- learn to code
- machine code
- machine code explained
- machine code instructions
- machine code programming
- machine code tutorial
- Original author
- reverse engineering
- reverse engineering software
- reverse engineering tutorial
- software (industry)
- task manager
- Visual Studio
- Visual Studio 2019
- Visual Studio Code
- visual studio code c++
- windows programming
- x86
Dave from Dave’s Garage builds the World’s Smallest Windows application live in x86 assembly using only a text editor and the command line to assemble the program using the Microsoft MASM assembler. Whether you’re a professional programmer or just curious about how assembly language works, what makes it different from machine language, and why it […]
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