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Thanks for the suggestion! I'm not entirely sure about the learning curve of either but I will definitely look into both sometime this week and pick a language

Thanks for the suggestion! I'm not entirely sure about the learning curve of either but I will definitely look into both sometime this week and pick a language to stick with. Great advice on picking a project. I had a few in mind but you reminded me of some Excel macros I'd like to make. "I will make sure you get it done" - And this is why I love this community.I'll make a list and definitely check out swym.me when I've made a decision on what I want to start with.

poulsbohemian 15y ago
Doing is the best learning - why not join a project like mine that needs a web developer? You learn and get to share in our project, and in 6 months if you want to go off to do your own thing you will have gotten real world experience out of the deal. I spend a lot of time on planes as well, and actually the lack of distractions makes it a fantastic place to work. Ping me if you are interested - jeff -at- notifika.com.
- flys2much 15y ago
  Thank you for the offer. I completely agree that "doing is the best learning". At this point I can't commit or take on responsibility on someone else's project. If you have a web developer already and that has the patience to work with me, I might just change my mind. But at this point, I'm looking for more flexibility to work on my own ideas.