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  1. its all here started learning all ready told someone i was a programmer it fits important tip Scheduling is everything if you schedule your lessons it goes a lot easier and you can start small 30 then 45 then hour so try that see if it goes better Rocmen bye
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  2. I modified LSW's list for Web Programmer, since his list is outdated: Core Knowledge: HTML (HTML 4.2 and HTML5) JavaScript (note: much more than a scripting language) CSS (CSS2 and CSS3) PHP5 WordPress SQL -- MySQL is fine basic relational database knowledge Good to Know: Photoshop jQuery JSON Java C# on .Net framework Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, EXCEL, Access, Publisher Can be helpful on your resume: Ruby on Rails Python Dreamweaver (hand coding is easier and creates better code, though) Facebook -- creating Fan pages Mobile web site creation Creating Apps Using Social Media and tying into web and mobile sites Basic internet marketing (branding, driving traffic, engaging customers) Creating Q-codes and using on websites SMS -- text messaging service set-up (Twilio)and phone/web/mobile use Creating and using RSS feeds SharePoint or GoogleDocs -- way to share documentations with others Not Sure, I Think Outdated: AJAX Perl (clunky language) Don't bother: ASP (Active Server Pages) XML, XHTML -- replaced by HTML5 Another Flash related, such as Action Script and Flash Builder VBScript -- even IE now uses JavaScript Drupal -- Use WordPress instead Eh! Visual Basic -- If learning either C# on .NET or Java is too hard, then learn Visual Basic on .NET as a stepping stone Excellent English speaking, reading, and writing skills are golden. If you know a foreign language, that can help land a web developer job. People skills (plays nice with others) and soft skills (attention to detail, for example) are also important.
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