How in second CS year some guys still managed to not hear about git and shares code via email???

I've seen "devs" with 10 years of "experience" (yea right) work on actual production code millions share code via email and not know what SVN is.

Welcome to reality.

@hashris How it is even impossible to be so ignorant

Pfft wait for it, I had to do a project with someone in their 4th year and he didn't know how to create and merge branches... It happens, I am not surprised anymore by the things. Haha

Email? 😕 😂😂 Man, I'd prefer the flash drive instead. Smh I didn't even use flash drive in my freshman year. We got introduced to Git, Maven and all that stuff in my first class in freshman year.

@sd97 but as a CS student you probably read some articles online about tech/coding and everywhere there are github links. So just out of curiosity you may visit something. My course mates haven't even heard of it

My course mates couldn't even code!

@geaz familiar feelings :D

It's actually more common than what you might think. Especially for small assignments.

I'm not saying it's good practice, but I have had people send me functions in a text for me to look into.

On the flip side, 2nd and 3rd year students still have bigger issues than learning Git. Like how to code properly.

I saw some wierd ass shit, back when I was a tutor.

@ODXT maybe its true, but what shocks me is that they haven't heard of it

@coolmox
It's like @hashris says.

Also, there are "obvious" things that I didn't learn about until much later. When I was learning C#, you could already use Async and await. But I kept managing threads. I only learned about Async and await recently.

That's like 4 years!

So good on you for researching and learning. But don't look down on those that don't know things. That's what school and life is for. Instead teach them (it'll make you a better dev). If they don't learn, well at least you tried.