Journal #6113
Posted 14 years ago2009-10-06 12:35:33 UTC
Yay, I has a job!
A local web design company took me in for a temporary 1-month position. If I do well enough, they'll be keeping me. Minimum wage, few hours, but it's a start. Should be enough for me to pay for my accommodation. :>
A local web design company took me in for a temporary 1-month position. If I do well enough, they'll be keeping me. Minimum wage, few hours, but it's a start. Should be enough for me to pay for my accommodation. :>
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Make sure you learn yourself some MVC :>
Unless you're not doing any code (learn it anyway!).
@ Penguinboy: Are you referring to this?: http://www.asp.net/mvc/
For a site in ASP I'd use ASP MVC as it is the best MVC framework I've used. For PHP I was using CakePHP for a while but it has a few painful areas so I've switched to one called Kohana which I've found to be better.
Basically in terms of web coding, if you're not using MVC, you're doing it completely wrong. (And yes, this means that TWHL is completely wrong.)
Pengy: Will probably have to look into it sooner or later if I stay there after the probation period. They mostly use ASP there.
I've been doing professional design integration for 2 months now. The pay leaves much to be desired, but I'm still on starting wage for the time being. Should be going up soon though.
It is a lot of fun, which is a blessing when it comes to jobs. Of course you get the odd awkward client now and again.