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"Work for me for a year w/o salary and I'll help you get a job." /jk There are better routes for new programmers IMHO. Start at http://rubyonrails.org/ http:/
by bsk 16y ago
"Work for me for a year w/o salary and I'll help you get a job." /jk
There are better routes for new programmers IMHO.
Start at http://rubyonrails.org/ http://rubyonrails.org/ and build a website you find useful.
Learn SharePoint or BizTalk, those are boring but in very high demand now.
Even more boring, sing up for a cheap 6 month Cobol course in India.
- jordanlev 16y agoI agree that learning how to get a website up and running is an easier way to go (and hence more likely to succeed and be morale-boosting). Even if web development isn't considered as "hard-core" as working on compiled applications in C++, there are still a decent amount of jobs available.