I have an AMD Ryzen 5 3600x installed in my PC, or at least that's what I thought until today. When I read the CPUID data, I noticed that it claims to be Model 113, Family 23, which in turn means it's a Ryzen 9 3900X. Is AMD selling Ryzen 9 processors as Ryzen 5…
I would be interested to know what you earn in this industry since I started an apprenticeship in the field myself. Please just answer these questions and if it is too personal leave it out -What kind of qualification? (training, studies) -where work is -what was the starting salary of your first job -what do…
Hello folks, I wanted to ask. I trained as an IT specialist for systems integration and have been working in that field for two years now. However, I'm now extremely interested in the topic of AI. I'd like to go into AI in the future, but unfortunately there are almost only jobs for programmers in…
Hello dear community. I am currently 21 years old and have now completed my training as an IT specialist for system integration. I have not gained any professional experience since my training, but I have obtained the CCNA and CCNP certificates and would now like to look for a job in the field of network…
There's Dart-Flutter, C#-Blazor as far as I know, but I assume it's just JavaScript under the hood. Similar to when you write React Native code, it gets converted into the native mobile language => Kotlin, Swift etc.. Because as far as I know, the browser doesn't understand anything other than HTML, CSS and JavaScript. There…
Does it make sense to train as an application developer at a metalworking company where you primarily work with SQL? And will you find job offers afterward?
After training as an IT specialist for application development, is it worth doing further training as a certified IT project manager, or would it be better to do a bachelor's degree in computer science? PS: By "worth it" I mean: -The career opportunities -That you can also work abroad (that it is recognized abroad)