We have NO idea what this is about, but you could with a little effort! via Facebook With almost every aspect of life having a web component these days, basic knowledge of how websites and Internet tools work makes you very valuable professionally. More valuable than your ability to make those hand-crafted goat skin flasks that no one’s buying on Etsy, anyway. More specifically, skill sets in HTML, CSS, Ruby, JavaScript or any combination of these come in handy not only for job searches, but for side projects, like building a personal portfolio or a comprehensive blog of your favorite cat memes. If you’re a tech noob, however, staring and creating hundreds of lines of web code can be daunting. The challenge is two-fold. First, you have to learn the language and functions of a program. Then you have to put that knowledge into practice by actually writing code, and continually testing and… Read More
