A few days ago, I finished the jQuery Air: Captain’s Log by Code School. Though I’ve played with jQuery for quite some time, I decided to still take the course just to have it on my profile page. Turns out that I learned a lot more than I thought I already knew. Sometimes I like … Continue reading
As I dive back into the freelance (I technically never left but was doing a lot of contract work for one particular agency), I decided to really get more into improving my development skills. Though I’ve learned a lot through doing projects themselves, it’s always nice to have practice. Online conferences are great! The online … Continue reading
With all the things I do within a week, sometimes I feel like I could use just a week of improving my skills. Maybe school myself more on some important topics and development tidbits. Some people typically fit things here and there. I think it would be nice to just dedicate myself to a week … Continue reading
Sometimes you don’t always learn everything in school. After graduating with a Bachelor’s in Computer Information Systems, I thought I was set to take on the web world. Was I in for a big surprise. I was very fortunate to have an actual developer job before I graduated. I started out as an administrative assistant … Continue reading
I came across a job advertisement for a faculty member at the Art Institute in Virginia Beach. Web Design & Interactive Media is one of the degrees but I noticed that you are REQUIRED to have a Master’s degree to teach. Now I understand that most college positions require you to have a Master’s Degree … Continue reading
