Valid points.

I started programming way back in 2006, when there were no frameworks to play with and I fell in love with java, C#, and scripting languages like PHP and Perl.

Although my line of work is no longer in core programming, I have never had any issue with reading up on any framework because of my solid background in programming.

Also, to add to your points, developers should learn how to work in a team early, large projects often means many developers .

Cool bulky post

Really nice one. Thanks for the info and your time.

softnipples:
Op, Now that you know them, pls hit the ground running

alk u can say

nice one dude... Even the world is built with CODES

make you better — provided you take them the right way!

http://impacttym.com/read/?id=215[/quote]
Seriously ur site makes sense, wow. nice post tho!!!

lovinhubby2wife:
i wish i never gave up on programming

I tell ya! I really wish I didn't drift so far away, but I'd be back soon

This is just perfect

Thnaks a bunch boss

JayTheWebExpert:
make you better — provided you take them the right way!

http://impacttym.com/read/?id=215
Seriously ur site makes sense, wow. nice post tho!!!

thanks for dropping by.........

voltron:
I am now a business man not a coder - makes lots of sense, had to learn the hard-way.. add number 9

9: Learn the Business side of Web Development this is where the practice becomes profitable

Please can you shed more light on this business side?

please I have interest on programming. i studied marketing in The university. I am conversant with PC and devices ( No Phobia ) for technology. I want to start Learning how to programme and develop softwares on my own due to the speed the world is moving with ICT i need it in my discipline. I dont know anything about programming language ( ie am a zero). How do I start? should i enroll in a programming class in one of the institutions here. I want someone to tell me if i can be able to get there from zero knowledge about programming language. How do i start to make it easy and effective on me. I tried reading E-books but to a point it started sounding too technical for me. Am not a mathematician or an engineer but i have the interest please tell me how do i start and carry on. If you were like me before. tell me what your experience was like....... please somebody i want to improve on my career.

infinitycane:
please I have interest on programming. i studied
marketing in The university. I am conversant with
PC and devices ( No Phobia ) for technology. I
want to start Learning how to programme and
develop softwares on my own due to the speed the
world is moving with ICT i need it in my discipline.
I dont know anything about programming language
( ie am a zero). How do I start?.

My brother. I started out like you, but today I make php programs for offline and online solutions. I spent hours nd nights studying and practicing. I failed so much at my attempts, but I kept strong nd refused to quit. My advise: if u wanna go into web dev, start reading books on html. Virtually, spend hours on w3schools. Goodluck.

You are indeed a proffessional
Good one

the world is going digital. no one can deny the importance of I.T in all aspects of life. i am an engineering graduate who just suddenly had a strong passion for i.c.t. currently am studying html at w3schools.com. for you to become a pro, u have to marry your computer, like i mean, hav sex with it, romance it so hard, make it your girlfriend, and it will surprise you

ivcraig:

My brother. I started out like you, but today I make php programs for offline and online solutions. I spent hours nd nights studying and practicing. I failed so much at my attempts, but I kept strong nd refused to quit. My advise: if u wanna go into web dev, start reading books on html. Virtually, spend hours on w3schools. Goodluck.

lool bro, am doing just like the way u did. am currently in w3schools.com. can i hav your contact so you can be putting me through some things if i dont understand? please?

i need sumone to teach me java programming email me at <a "href:samsyano1@gmail.com"></a>

donbenedict:
lool bro, am doing just like the way u did. am currently in w3schools.com. can i hav your contact so you can be putting me through some things if i dont understand? please?

Cool... Keep it up.

ivcraig:

Cool... Keep it up. Whatsapp

thanks, u can nw take it down.

samsyano1:
i need sumone to teach me java programming email me at <a "href:samsyano1@gmail.com"></a>

[email]samsyano1@gmail.com[/email]

lol na small small no worry

I'm trying to modify my urls using .htaccess rewrite directive on my local system(running wamp). The prob is that it's not working. All I get is a "500 Internal server error"

this is wow and a true observation.... i hope upcoming developers learn from it [color=#770077][/color]

sisqology:
This is perfect; I must confess. The kind of threads that make me comment! I agree with all. people these days don't even know 90% of what u posted

I dey tel u. d guy finizh work die

May19

I was expecting to read more about the business of Website and Software Development and not just the code aspect alone.

WaffenSS:
Brazenly plagiarized by poster from the link you gave from here

http://www.sitepoint.com/8-things-wish-id-known-started-developer/

to impress the gullible.

this is shameful and unethical.

Didn't anyone see this? OP is a fraud.

ivcraig:

Didn't anyone see this? OP is a fraud.

Im not entirely sure the OP meant to portray himself as the author. But the person who posted it originally in the link the OP pasted is the real fraud.

Thanks for this, it is refreshing when posts like this make it to the Front Page.

Keep up the good work

WaffenSS:
Brazenly plagiarized by poster from the link you gave from here

http://www.sitepoint.com/8-things-wish-id-known-started-developer/

to impress the gullible.

this is shameful and unethical.

True Shameful and Unethical not to leave credits to the original author.. @op should be banned. mein Kapitän .. wie ist der Kampf

frehage:


Please can you shed more light on this business side?

1: The info tech world is a very wide and profitable one,but we only admire the few (non-IT) folks who become billionaires from small apps and programs they sell.

2: Ever notice how very few of these billionaires are actual hardcore coders? This is because rather than concentrate on little fixes and problems, they build solutions (Technology built in a wholesome innovative way) that can be commercialized on a large-scale. in the end, expert coders now work for these smart kids.

3: Growing into coding has its rich benefits to self-esteem, intelligence in problem-solving and general geek props. but coders need to grow out of their deep love for coding and translate those skills into something that can be of financial benefit to them. It pains me when i see 40-50 year old coders- still writing code and macros fixing problems rather than building something they can commercialize