so much to learn ...
as a web developer i'd say you have to know, at a minimum, the following client side technologies:
* html, css, javascript
(which pretty much go without saying, and have to be supplemented by knowledge of the hacks required to get round various browser inadequacies)
some server side tech:
* php, asp.net, ...
plus some general purpose stuff like:
* regular expressions, sql
and maybe some 'wrappers' like:
* jquery, linq
after you've got your head round that lot there are all of the 'design patterns' and 'best practises' that help you write legible, supportable, code and then you need to develop style and taste.
and then tomorrow something new will come around ...
is it any wonder i don't get time to read enough trashy novels these days?
* html, css, javascript
(which pretty much go without saying, and have to be supplemented by knowledge of the hacks required to get round various browser inadequacies)
some server side tech:
* php, asp.net, ...
plus some general purpose stuff like:
* regular expressions, sql
and maybe some 'wrappers' like:
* jquery, linq
after you've got your head round that lot there are all of the 'design patterns' and 'best practises' that help you write legible, supportable, code and then you need to develop style and taste.
and then tomorrow something new will come around ...
is it any wonder i don't get time to read enough trashy novels these days?