Answer the question
In order to leave comments, you need to log in
I have been studying Android Studio for half a year on my own at home, when should I start learning MVP, MVC patterns, etc.?
I've saved up some money to stay at home and study, I study whenever, sometimes 5-10 hours a week, sometimes 14 hours every day. In principle, I haven’t learned to do anything on my own, but I know how to google, I know where to copy and where to paste, I’m very worried because without the Internet and tips I can do little, except for the design of the screen, and small functions such as switch to another activity, transfer information, save information, display arrays, etc.
And as time went on, the money was gradually running out, I decided to look at what requirements for interns, looked, and there was a column with a third of the page of incomprehensible words, such as MVC, MVP, MVVM patterns, and much more. I started googling and realized that I didn’t know any of this. For me, the patterns look like a complete relearning of what I currently know.
So the question arose, should I start studying patterns now, or is this knowledge inherent in more advanced developers, and so far I should not climb into this jungle, so as not to get completely confused? Or did I need to know all these patterns yesterday?
Answer the question
In order to leave comments, you need to log in
read this at least further, read it again and do each example in code, and then again on your own project - you will try, it will take 2-3 weeks, that was enough for me to get in time for an internship. But this is not all that will be asked.
So the question arose, should I start studying patterns now, or is this knowledge inherent in more advanced developers, and so far I should not climb into this jungle, so as not to get completely confused? Or did I need to know all these patterns yesterday?
Didn't find what you were looking for?
Ask your questionAsk a Question
731 491 924 answers to any question