02-27-2015, 03:16 PM
RawrImAMonster Wrote:Might be worth it to do some tutorials. It's not that hard to pick up the basics and its much more fun to work with than HTML/CSS/JS. I feel like you're constantly fighting html/css/js to get it to do what you want. With an actual programming language it tends to do more or less what you expect and has a ton of flexibility.
Maybe it's a cop out but I honestly feel like I have a learning disability when it comes to Object-Oriented Languages. I busted my ass in the Javascript class I took and it took all my effort just to get an assignment in and get a passing grade on it, I retained practically nothing. I spent some time working with SQL databases and some other stuff at AOL, and the best I could manage was maybe, just maybe, identify a problem, but not how to fix it.
Right now I'm a "content producer" so I essentially take plain pre-written content and format/edit it to go live. It's plug and chug CMS, HTML and Photoshop work but I like it well enough.
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