Just a whimsical question:
List your programming skills/talents/obsessions (with qualifiers)
Here's mine:
VB .NET- proficient
HTML/xHTML- master
CSS- proficient
PHP- learning/getting better
Graphic Design- proficient
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andy206uk posted this at 15:58—18th June 2004.
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HTML/XHTML - Master (when I can be bothered)
CSS - good and getting better
PHP/MySQL - Above Average
E-commerce - V Experienced
SEO - Average
Having Freaky Hair - Master
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Suzanne posted this at 19:30—18th June 2004.
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I only know that I don't know enough yet about anything. I suspect this will stay with me for life. If a day goes by I don't learn something new, I consider it a bad day.
I have no issue selling the following skills:
xhtml/html/css/javascript
php/mysql
website design (interface, typography)
copywriting
logo development
application development (wire-framing or logic)
vector and drawn illustrations
business advice (esp. product development and long term planning)
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Abhishek Reddy posted this at 20:53—18th June 2004.
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I'm with Suzanne on this. I've only mastered enough of this to know I haven't mastered anything.
My coding capabilities and experience lie in the following: XHTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP/MySQL, ASP 3.0, VBScript, VB (pre-.NET), GTK/C, XML (XUL), and especially RTFM. I've played with others like Java and C++ but not to any great extent.
When it comes to graphic design, well, sometimes I fire, sometimes I don't.
Recently I've delved into the realms of more abstract subjects like info architecture and human interface, which, I believe, are fundamental to this whole web design affair. The rest are mechanics.
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brady.k posted this at 01:18—19th June 2004.
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{heh...good point}
mjs416 posted this at 02:17—19th June 2004.
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Interesting topic.....
HTML - master (of course)
CSS- novice
PHP/MSQL - slightly above average
VB / C++ - Above average
Have other non-web related skills but *shrugs*
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Megan posted this at 13:24—21st June 2004.
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I think that putting measures of proficiency on these things is way too subjective and biased. I mean, my idea of proficient could be someone else's idea of beginner.
Anyway, for myself, I'm finding my career path to be moving away from web development. I'm not sure that I could sell any of my web skills anymore. Not to anyone who knows what they're doing. I guess my xhtml and css is okay...
Megan
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