Hello,
I teach internet programming part-time and my findings are that the "best" language to
learn for the web - for students - is php because it is more affordable and easier to
learn for the students. The instruction the school provides does NOT include php. I
added instruction in php as a
I agree about going to technical colleges and other areas. In fact, I made
that very point. There is no reason that these kinds of programs even NEED
to be four year degrees.
I don't want to get into a debate about certifications. As one who hires
programmers, I can say this for myself and many o
In order to make a living as a programmer, unless you can seriously wow your
potential employers with raw ability, it's difficult to make any real money
unless you have a little piece of paper that says "Look what I can do!"
I've been programming in PHP, Perl, ASP, Java, Visual Basic, C and C++ to
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