Won't stop, can't stop. Failure not an option B
Go to sleep with this baby next to me
Learn JQuery also. It can simplify some of the Javascript coding that you are doing. Its basically a Javascript Library.
Keep going on the Javascript though.
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Learn JQuery also. It can simplify some of the Javascript coding that you are doing. Its basically a Javascript Library.
Keep going on the Javascript though.
BLAZO da GAWD
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Folks...
I have a cousin that's been a programmer for going on 15 years now. Has a masters in something too. What certifications can he look to acquire to get the higher paying jobs in IT or even programming?
I saw a thread on here last week and a lot of coli heads who work in IT pulled over $100k/year. Salute to y'all.
I have a cousin that's been a programmer for going on 15 years now. Has a masters in something too. What certifications can he look to acquire to get the higher paying jobs in IT or even programming?
I saw a thread on here last week and a lot of coli heads who work in IT pulled over $100k/year. Salute to y'all.
Security is the way to go right now. Cryptology
Seems odd that he wouldn't already have a 100k salary. What does he program and where is he located?
BLAZO da GAWD
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He should be able to command $110k or higher easily. Tell him to check out dice.com, he'll find something.
knickscrusaderm
lead by example
How comfortable were you guys with technology period before going into programming? I feel like really giving this a try as a career because programming can be fun and rewarding at times (
) but when I was first started out in high school my mindset was too immature to take this seriously. The first time I had an issue I would be like 
fukk it, despite the fact that I was rolling through projects.
Also what is the day-to-day life of a programmer in a job setting? Y'all be coding shyt for 8 straight hours before getting turned loose?
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And how do we feel about web development as a career? I know it's a lot of questions but I have the privilege of going to school for the next two years essentially debt free and want to make sure I create the best path possible so I can just focus on school.
) but when I was first started out in high school my mindset was too immature to take this seriously. The first time I had an issue I would be like fukk it, despite the fact that I was rolling through projects.Also what is the day-to-day life of a programmer in a job setting? Y'all be coding shyt for 8 straight hours before getting turned loose?
. And how do we feel about web development as a career? I know it's a lot of questions but I have the privilege of going to school for the next two years essentially debt free and want to make sure I create the best path possible so I can just focus on school.
I love it, so programming all day is no problem for me. It's a constant learning process. If you don't love programming, I'm not sure I'd jump in because you will have to spend a lot of time keeping up on new developments.
How comfortable were you guys with technology period before going into programming? I feel like really giving this a try as a career because programming can be fun and rewarding at times (
Also what is the day-to-day life of a programmer in a job setting? Y'all be coding shyt for 8 straight hours before getting turned loose?
And how do we feel about web development as a career? I know it's a lot of questions but I have the privilege of going to school for the next two years essentially debt free and want to make sure I create the best path possible so I can just focus on school.
Day to Day is dumb scrum meetings, messing around on the coli, and maybe about an hour of actual development lol.
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
About to get back into Game Development. Really haven't touched it in 5 months or so ( Female + Drama got in the way, lesson learned 
) Plus work really picked up. But one of the things I love about programming is you can take what you do at work and put it into side projects to make $$$$$.
Picked up this book.
About to be back at it
) Plus work really picked up. But one of the things I love about programming is you can take what you do at work and put it into side projects to make $$$$$.Picked up this book.
About to be back at it
Just spent half the day converting a psd from my designer to html and css. VSCode was perfect for that. intellisense autocomplete? and the little color boxes next to the hex codes. Thanks!