What's up, RMers?

[kyonides]

I recently finished an online course on programming logic to certify some of the knowledge I have accumulated in the last few years. It will not be enough to prove I know to program in Ruby and C and C++, but it is a nice start I guess. Of course, I already got a certification for successfully concluding my JavaScript and Bootstrap and HTML and CSS course a couple of years ago. This means that from now on I can tell people I did start learning programming as usual. (Fine, I am not really used to diagrams since I had learned to program from scratch and keeping a lot of stuff on my head or leaving useful comments whenever it was needed.) Anyway, working on improving HiddenChest code has also contributed in my search for getting a real world grasp of how C++ can interact with C and even Ruby. Not everybody can also mix languages properly! That got to be a real plus I think.

Would this course change the way I make Ruby scripts? Time will tell, I guess, guys.