Breaking Into the Industry — Web Development

Talk is cheap. In interviewing with potential employers and LinkedIn connections I’ve realized that there are a lot of people out there who want to help — most importantly, they want to help when help is received with open arms, a listening mind, and active hands. So this is me accepting, hearing, and doing what they suggest.

Most recently I’ve received feedback that I’ve got a pretty good grasp of JavaScript which helps me understand front-end frameworks at a basic level and a recent LinkedIn connection offered me the advice that I should learn C#, review MVC (model-view-control) and webforms. This is where I’ll put up new concepts I learn, ones I struggle with, and anything in-between.