I've
been learning Web based coding (i.e., HTML) and it's pretty amazing
what goes into the Web stuff that we all look at it. Every image and
word has some form of code that must be translated into the final
product that you see. I learned Web design when I made my website,
but the software is so advanced now that you don't have to know
anything about HTML, you simply drag, copy and paste. Piece of cake.
The
reason I am trying to learn code in the first place is that I saw a
writing job listed online that looked interesting, but when I went to
apply, they required that you submit your application in HTML. Boy
did that end poorly. Actually, I didn't even attempt it at that
point, but it dawned on me that maybe a rudimentary knowledge of code
might not hurt. Plus, it's sort of interesting, if you're into that
kind of stuff.
I
don't think I'm ready to do hardcore Web design, but for now I'll be
happy just to have a basic understanding. I'm learning what I can
with free resources, for which there are plenty, and I'm sure that in
no time I'll be making the big buck to support our fabulously opulent
lifestyle.
Until
then, thanks for reading, and thanks to infocux Technologies for the pic.
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