DanielTheGeek:


I'm glad you found my posts useful, i'd follow you back on twitter.
You're welcome.

But before you take a break from coding, think of why you even started coding...have you achieved your aim? if no, then you don't need that break, you need extra hours of hard work instead to achieve what you set out to do. If it is only HTML and CSS you know, stick to it like that but be on top of the HTML/CSS game, be 90% and above, strive to be Nigeria's best Web Designer..or Africa's finest designer, or the world's best designer, that's a good name and it's better than riches.
Keep your game going, there's no reason to stop, even when you are at the top..you'd need to keep on going. Design 10 websites every 2 weeks, set tasks for yourself and trust me, you'd be one of the all time best web designers on the globe, but remember bro the journey of a thousand miles starts from a step.

Goodluck!

Good push for a weakening soul.
Thanks Bruv.

I wasn't satisfied with using wordpress, I started learning asp mvc. But this ninject, integration test and version control is giving me sleepless night, can someone shed more light. Is it a most before I can be a web developer

After reading @DanielTheGeek's posts on these subject, safe to say that he's one enlightened brother with dedication to the programming course.
Back to the subject, I think to become successful in Web Development or even Programming as a whole requires a lot of sacrifices, dedication, staying akin to latest technologies and tool sets, and staying focused.
I'm self taught, a graduate of Computer Engineering, but I'd say that 98% of what I know so far was never taught in my school, I mean, unless you'd include learning qbasic at 300L and learning Pascal at 400L, and each of the course only stopped at the concept of conditional and control statements.
I know there are better schools with better programmers, but for anyone to be successful, I guess there's always need for the additional sacrifice.

DanielTheGeek:


I'm glad you found my posts useful, i'd follow you back on twitter.
You're welcome.

But before you take a break from coding, think of why you even started coding...have you achieved your aim? if no, then you don't need that break, you need extra hours of hard work instead to achieve what you set out to do. If it is only HTML and CSS you know, stick to it like that but be on top of the HTML/CSS game, be 90% and above, strive to be Nigeria's best Web Designer..or Africa's finest designer, or the world's best designer, that's a good name and it's better than riches.
Keep your game going, there's no reason to stop, even when you are at the top..you'd need to keep on going. Design 10 websites every 2 weeks, set tasks for yourself and trust me, you'd be one of the all time best web designers on the globe, but remember bro the journey of a thousand miles starts from a step.

Goodluck!

@DanielTheGeek thanks. This is really a late reply. I took your words to heart, and the fire keeps burning. I'll soon complete my front-end development course. I'll keep striving to be best.
Cheers.

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@DanielTheGeek thanks. This is really a late reply. I took your words to heart, and the fire keeps burning. I'll soon complete my front-end development course. I'll keep striving to be best.
Cheers.

Good-luck on your endeavors.