28岁开始编程 [英] Starting programming at age 28
问题描述
大家好，我只是想征求意见，我去年才开始进行网络编程，今年28岁.到目前为止，我很喜欢，尽管我的年龄会使我很难在该行业找到工作，做出这种改变是否为时已晚?
欢呼
Hi Guys,
I just want to get an opinion, I only started web programming last year and am 28 years old. So far I enjoy it , although would my age make it difficult for me to get a job in the industry and is it somewhat too late to make that change?
Cheers
推荐答案
进行更改是否为时已晚?
is it somewhat too late to make that change?
打招呼！
28岁的你只是一只小狗.我从20岁开始编程-恐怕是FORTRAN，并在我的职业生涯中使用了多年，并以与发明时一样快的速度添加了语言和操作系统.沿着这条线的某个地方，我不再需要编程了(或者，Windows太多了，因为表示与功能的比例突然从20:80变为90:10，而UI设计让我感到无聊).不过，我最近一直在努力追赶.一旦被咬，您就永远不会失去bug.
根据我父亲的说法，当我们只期待约45年时，在您的人生中拥有一份职业是很有意义的，我.他教我，终身学习是幸福的关键，他通过漫长而幸福的生活(包括多种职业道路)证明了这一点.在我54岁的那年，他刚刚完成了第二个硕士学位-景观建筑学-曾经是一名机械师，植物病理学家，房地产评估师，在Harvey Mudd学院开设了新的硕士学位课程以及木雕师.他从未发现自己的年龄是进入任何领域的障碍.在退休时，他被要求为华盛顿州编写一份气候适应性植物的综合手册，并为他们的州道设计路边观点.
我采用了他的风格，曾当过厨师，洗碗碟机的人. ，服务员，房地产经纪人，股票经纪人，机械师，电子工程师，税务顾问，程序员和电力系统工程师.在过去的六个月中，我不得不学习设计变电站钢结构以及支持它们的混凝土基础.如果我的绩效考核有任何指导意义，那么我在所有方面都很擅长；我的薪水从未超过公司当年平均水平的两倍.
如果要编程，请编程.如果您喜欢它，那么工作就会找到您(当然，您需要做一些工作-他们不会来敲门).您可能感觉到的任何限制完全在您自己的脑海中，因此请失去它们.争论自己的局限性，您就可以保留这些局限性；无论您决定追求什么生活，这都是一个很好的秘诀，可助您牢记.您将经历失败，但是绝对没有理由阻止您.罗伯特·海尔布伦纳(Robert Heilbrunner)曾经写道，每个年轻人都应经历被解雇的经历.它教给你两件事；第一，你的工作不是你的生活，你可以没有它而继续下去；第二，你总能找到另一份工作.这使您可以自由地冒险而无所畏惧，当老板是个白痴时大声说出来，捍卫自己所知道的正确做法.
您现在就想学习编程，所以请这样做，不要让任何人吓到您选择的课程.当然会有挑战，但是这些挑战只会使您变得更强大，更聪明.如果您喜欢它，那么您的一天将会来临；如果没有，您将在经验的指引下转向其他追求.只是不要让恐惧成为您的指南，也不必担心您的年龄.您刚刚开始生活，这是一次冒险.玩得开心！ :-D
顺便说一句-您无法选择一个更好的地方来寻求帮助.这里的人们(通常)是明智的和乐于助人的.好的选择.
Hell no!
At 28 you''re just a puppy. I started programming at 20 - FORTRAN, I''m afraid - and used it in my career for years, adding languages and operating systems about as fast as they were invented. Somewhere along the line I no longer had the need or desire to program (and, admittedly, Windows was a lot of it because the ratio of presentation to functionality went suddenly from 20:80 to 90:10, and UI design bores me). Still, I''ve been trying to catch up lately. You never lose the bug once you''re bitten.
Having one career in your life made sense when we could look forward to only about 45 years, according to my dad, and that made a lot of sense to me. Lifelong learning is the key to happiness, he taught me, and he proved it by living a long, happy life embracing several career paths. At my age (54) he had just completed his second Masters degree - in Landscape Architecture - having already been a mechanic, plant pathologist, real estate appraiser, creator of a new Masters degree program at Harvey Mudd college, and wood carver. He never found his age to be a barrier to entry in any field; in his retirement he was asked to write a comprehensive manual of climate-compatible plants for the state of Washington, and to design roadside viewpoints for their state highways.
I adopted his style, and have been a cook, dishwasher, waiter, real estate broker, stock broker, mechanic, electronics engineer, tax advisor, programmer, and power system engineer. In the past six months I''ve had to learn to design steel substation structures, and the concrete foundations to support them. If my performance reviews are any guide, I''ve been good at all of them; I''ve never had a salary raise less than twice the company average for the year.
If you want to program, program. If you love it, the jobs will find you (with a little work on your part, of course - they won''t come knocking at your door). Any limits you might feel are entirely in your own mind, so lose them. Argue for your limitations, and you get to keep them; that''s a tip that will serve you well to remember, whatever you decide to pursue in your life. You will experience failure, but there''s absolutely no reason to let that stop you. Robert Heilbrunner once wrote that every young person should experience being fired. It teaches you two things; one, that your job is not your life, and you can go on without it, and two, that you can always find another job. This gives you the freedom to take risks without fear, to speak up when the boss is being an idiot, to stand up for what you know to be right.
You want to learn programming right now, so do it and don''t let anyone scare you off of your chosen course. Certainly there will be challenges, but those will only make you stronger and smarter. If you love it, your day will come; if not, you''ll be guided by experience into other pursuits. Just don''t let fear be your guide, and don''t worry about your age. You''re just starting out in life, and it''s an adventure. Have fun! :-D
BTW - You couldn''t have chosen a better place to come for assistance. The people here are (generally) wise and helpful. Good choice.
我在30岁时自学了C ++，并在6个月后找到了第一份工作.那是十年前.还不算太晚.
I taught myself C++ at 30 and got my first job after 6 months. That''s 10 years ago. It''s not too late.
28?
纯粹的脱衣舞.
我使用11岁以上的计算机，当时在大型机上使用16岁的计算机，而25岁以前是AS400 sysop，然后改变了方向.
只有当我很快接近40岁时，我才大步回到他们手中，技术不断发展，并且我有很多追赶的步伐.
如果像我这样的老恐龙能够做到这一点，您当然可以做到！
28?
A Mere stripling.
I was using computers from the age of 11, on mainframes at 16 and I was as AS400 sysop by 25, then changed direction.
Only when I was fast approaching 40 did I get back into them in a big way, technology had moved on, and I had a lot of catching up to do.
If an old dinosaur like me can do it, you certainly can!
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