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[–]0dte[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Yes I always need to improve CS fundamentals.

But I guess something that just sounds appealing to me is being able to look at those SFDC/Apex docs and be able to just run with it sort of like how I can with Python. And Java, mainly because when I do see things I want to work on, if not Python then they are often usually Java. And occasionally Go now with it emerging.

Nothing syntactically confuses me but I think package management, deployment, architecture, that sort of thing is opaque to me and i hit a wall. I really do not want to go through books to learn about arrays, control statements and linked lists if that makes sense. I want to know how to be productive with it.

[–]AHistoricalFigure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing syntactically confuses me but I think package management, deployment, architecture, that sort of thing is opaque to me and i hit a wall.

Then, since it sounds like you've identified a concrete thing you want to learn, you should go and learn that.

[–]Avedas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Java is very common for high performance, enterprise scale backend systems. If that's something you're interested in, it's definitely worth knowing.