Today I'm starting my journey in the world of PHP and MySQL and Apache. I have little understanding of what kind of programming language this is until reading through other information found in the net. Thanks to the net the information what I need is really where to look for. Well to some this might be an understatement but who knows, somebody like me out there in the vastness of the internet I can be stumble with and start learning together!
Learning PHP is one of the challenging venture that I am in now. My goal is to learn this language and help understand how applications work in the web and perhaps someday make a business out of it. If others have found their way earning money in the real world and in the net why can't I. It's just a matter of motivation and perseverance.
I believe that no person in this world is born dumb. Some are just lazy. Like for me for instance, I was lazy to learn programming. I had taken classes before. The only thing got me lazy is when the course stopped because the instructor wasn't there anymore to continue until the end of the course. What a waste. I have invested time and money on that just to know he wasn't committed to the work given him. I got the certificate but left on the shelf with no use.
Now, I am back. I have my resources on the net and the same time I have my own computer to learn all this cluttered understanding of the information technology and what opportunity it has to offer me.
I hope you will be motivated as you read this. Don't give up hope. Start young. Do best.
It's been a while since my last post. I wasn't able to write. My work load is catching me up very fast and I need to be in a position that all pending requests could at least be taken care of on time. I have so much to think about and what to do when I go home to my country. I will be jobless at that time.I am thinking of things that I need to do and finish in the coming months before leaving here. First is my time to finish up one more Access Database for my department. Inventory of all biomedical equipments in the hospital and updating the records. Then inventory of items/stock which I believe it is already in mess before I came here. Although this is not required or part in my job description as to program a database, I feel that there is a need to do so to keep up with what's going on and how things are doing.
Ahhh.. . . It might take a while to post again. But I am doing my best to cope up with everything. . . 'Til next time!
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If you don't know me that very well, this survey sure will give you some hints. Most the questions here are very related to what I like to describe myself to anyone who likes to know me better.
You can try answering this survey at dNeero.com
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Have you noticed lately that my site looks familiar? This is my template, for now. I'm still searching for a better look and feel. The reason why is that I don't want to disappoint you, my readers, each time you make your visit on my blog site or just dropping by so "what's new". I am open for suggestions though! Hope to hear from you soon guys! :D
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I came across some features from my Multiply account (http://muskobajista.multiply.com/) and it is very useful and convenient at the same time. You know why? At some point or another some of us have created at least two free accounts somewhere in the net like Blogger.com, Multiply.com, among others. And managing your blogs is sometimes a mess and reaching out to different readers in another group is a must!
Like for me example I feel that I need to post the same blog to another group, which I like sharing, and posting it takes a little bit of time especially long ones. It is not that a little bit more time reposting it to my other account is a drag but for me it is more convenient. It's just like hitting two birds with one stone. Create once, post twice. By the way, this entry was written in my Multiply account. Cool!
If you have a Multiply account, please check out "Cross-Posting" from your "Posting Options" settings.
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Hmmm...
Interesting way of keeping logs on the Internet. This is convenient since I don't have to keep a physical journal with me and if there’s a need to blog I can access to it anytime. My greatest fear though if the web shuts down and all of my posts will be gone! But with all the great technology it is unlikely to happen.
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