awesome guys. thanks a lot. one thing I think I DO have going for me -- true I have only flown solo, never worked on a team, but my current project was designed entirely to someone else's specs. I knew there would be lots of changes as it went along and I think I did a decent job of working in some basic OOP so I would only have to make changes once. I guess what I still don't get is how do I go about "exposing" the code for it? it is a live web site -- I don't want the average visitor to see chunks of code all over the place. do I put up a separate copy on a separate website? point the employer to the real deal first, then give him a link to a "behind the scenes" version? and then what? just throw in "<pre>" tags -- "this is how I did this part"? ~ matt On 4/19/07, bedul <landavia81@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
nope.. nothing dumb on your question. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Matt Anderton" <manderton@xxxxxxxxx> To: <php-db@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 8:49 AM Subject: php portfolio > I have a kind-of off topic rookie question: > > most programmers have a web portfolio right? -- a URI to put on their > resume that has examples of their work. what do employers expect to see if > they ask for such an example? a working web app? links to multiple working > web apps? actual code? well the style of your code make how good you are... but remember.. if you work alone.. that's no problem.. the problem is when u work on a team ----------------------------------------- > > I am dying to break into PHP/MySQL programming and have gotten a nibble from > an employer who is asking for such a URI. I don't have any professional > programming experience, but have several small projects that I would like an > interested employer to see. what is the best way to present it/them? just > a link to one of my finished projects? can an experienced programmer get a > strong enough sense of how I code by looking at the end result (probably a > dumb question)? my suggestion was.. to improve your skill.. U have to be complained and meet problem during your programing. more problem will improve your prog skill. but don't stress because of it > > thanks, > matt >
