Comments on: Working for myself? http://www.markwood.ca/2009/working-for-myself/ Geekier by the minute Sat, 17 Jul 2010 18:49:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Mark Wood http://www.markwood.ca/2009/working-for-myself/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Mark Wood Fri, 28 Aug 2009 19:56:43 +0000 http://www.markwood.ca/?p=329#comment-114 I never really thought about programming online. I guess I have never looked into doing it. Even though I took the Computer Programming Analyst in College, I still feel like I know nothing in the way for new languages, specially web programming. Learning CICS and COBOL, Command line C++ does not really help me with doing online applications. I would like to put to use the knowledge I have learned, I just don't know what I would want to do, and if I would be able to do it. But thank you for the suggestion. Maybe we can talk about about it later. I never really thought about programming online. I guess I have never looked into doing it. Even though I took the Computer Programming Analyst in College, I still feel like I know nothing in the way for new languages, specially web programming. Learning CICS and COBOL, Command line C++ does not really help me with doing online applications.

I would like to put to use the knowledge I have learned, I just don’t know what I would want to do, and if I would be able to do it. But thank you for the suggestion. Maybe we can talk about about it later.

]]> By: David http://www.markwood.ca/2009/working-for-myself/comment-page-1/#comment-113 David Fri, 28 Aug 2009 12:53:00 +0000 http://www.markwood.ca/?p=329#comment-113 As one of the people that you know that has done online writing and site building I'll say this: start one site of your own, and write for pay for someone else. That's two sites, that's a fair bit of work, and you'll have both an income, and the potential for income down the road. You'll want to pick topics that you can really throw yourself into as the information available online is massive, and the communities are ever evolving. It takes a whole ton of work... Is there any reason why you aren't thinking about programming online? You do have a CPA diploma... As one of the people that you know that has done online writing and site building I’ll say this: start one site of your own, and write for pay for someone else. That’s two sites, that’s a fair bit of work, and you’ll have both an income, and the potential for income down the road. You’ll want to pick topics that you can really throw yourself into as the information available online is massive, and the communities are ever evolving. It takes a whole ton of work…

Is there any reason why you aren’t thinking about programming online? You do have a CPA diploma…

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