Learn web development. Coming from C backend web development isn't hard. Feel free to mail me and I can give you more direct tips.
Just checked the Linked-In in your profile - is that you? As it isn't a C/embedded developer :-)
Just checked the Linked-In in your profile - is that you? As it isn't a C/embedded developer :-)
I done a lot of C work, but for example using iPod (I made a check fraud scanner in C for iPod, for a client), or for games. Never figured out how to get my hands even on some hardware so I could tinker with C at home, the few times I found how to buy some, I didn't had the money to do so.
Gamedev pays poorly and is hard to get jobs in first place, thus why I was hoping to get embedded jobs too. Or any C high performance work, for that matter.
Every part of software development at big companies is compromise. Working with toolchains and packages that aren't my favourite. Styling code in ways that aren't my preferred way (it better be automatic though). Working on features I'm pretty sure are a waste of time.
You pick your battles. You can improve some of the things most of the time, but very rarely all of the things. Even if you're building a startup/product solo you have to compromise and you have to build the boring features.
Most importantly though, employed and earning $€£, followed up by working on moving more towards working on things I love.