Thank you guys for all your tips.
I managed to create a 'path' to follow for when I'll start learning about blockchain.
I feel I already have all the resources needed to start, but if you have any other useful links, don't hesitate and drop a link.
Appreciate your spirit! We need more people like you in this opensource community.
Keep rocking and pursue your ideas. Spend a couple of months on reading a lot of articles on what's happening around in this domain - May be [Suspicious link removed] or reddit. Find couple of niche areas where you think you can contribute or find a problem which you think need a solution and solve it - you can be a rock star with that solution.
Kudos - BearTax
I have a strange feeling that there are a lot of unoptimized algorithms, and there is a lot of improvement there. So I think that's the niche I'm targeting.
First of all, I would like to welcome you to the largest virtual currency community in the world. And again, I think learning is never enough. You have to learn from childhood to old age. So I think in addition to languages you already know you need to learn other languages like C #, PYTHON, ANDROID, JAVA, and also need office skills like word, excel, powpoint, ...
Good luck.
I only wrote the programming languages that I thought are relevant for this post. Of course after so many years of school, high-school and university I know more than that