So, I have had a great week. First off, I submitted to Crispy's auditions for achievement icons. I must admit the first set I didn't take so seriously and after a quick email I took everything he said into mind and actually put effort into them and came out with these:
I don't officially have the job or anything, but he liked them. There's actually a newer version of the crown, but it's nothing really big.
So as if that's not good enough, shortly after I recieved a phone call. It was Edward, from Nick's Photo Studio. ( I had applied a few weeks back as a graphic designer, I assumed they didn't want me so completely forgot about them! ) He apologized because he's the Studio Manager and had been busy, he then asked if I could start tomorrow. Once I said yes, he welcomed me to the team. So I now finally have a JOB.
As for the cherry on top - I graduated my PHP and MySQL class. I think I learn more from my idol/friends Mobius and Tiberath. They always give me advice only someone who's been with the language a while would know. Either way, it's something. And now I plan to goto ITT Tech and go for a degree as a web developer. The only thing is they use ASP, which of course I'm not too fond of. I hear it's a lot like PHP but not free, and Microsoft. I think I'm more scared of it being a Microsoft thing then anything.
This week's been a blast.
In the end, I'm content. And I'm also going to be on vacation January 6th to the 12th I believe. Going to California to visit the girlfriend while she's out of University and on break.
Copyright © 2024 BYOND Software.
All rights reserved.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/vwd/
The main complaint is hosting asp.net is not cross-platform, but there is a third-party project being made I don't know how good it is though.
http://www.mono-project.com/ASP.NET
If you love MYSQL you can still you use it with asp.net, all you need to install is MYSQL'S .NET connector for free.
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/net/5.2.html
I personally want to learn to make websites with php, java server pages and asp.net, you won't miss out on any web development jobs then. Where I live most web development jobs are for asp.net sites using C# though.