Computafreak wrote: To keep all of those ASP.Net developers in a job Since my department of my division of my company is busy getting business from customers who are outsourcing their processing to us, and we use ASP.NET, I'm not really worried about my employment for the next few years...unlike some in "more advanced" shops whose customer base is dying like the dodo. Don't get too cocky, 'Freak :)

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Roger Wright wrote: Are users people? Depends on whether you're into Object-Oriented programming... :-\ ---- You're right. These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets.

We would all be intreacting with CodeProject using Commodore 64s / Amigas :-D Steve

Thanks everyone for your responses I appreciated. :) I do believe now I am on my way to be developer. I wanted to know what the experiences say. Thank you. ;) I am learning now from online resources and those short videos from www.asp.net. However, I do still have another question. I am planning to take MCAD certificate and then MCSD and move on to those new certifications like MCPD, MCTS. In addition, want to squeeze my time, push my ability, and accomplish a lot in short time. For sure, I am dreaming I will have all those certifications in a year, but I will start and i have a plane and dream and an aim want to archive. The question: Is self-study will help me in this situation or should I take a course or more to help me at the beginning? :confused: I know some of you might say, it depends, it different from each person which I do know, but I do not mind to know what do you think? Thanks Sindbad