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Originally Posted by KayCee I see. Would be great to see CIS, CS, ECE and e-Business majors collaborating and forming a project of our own. Work on a new project (i.e. Mozilla Firefox) and develop as an open-source or some other format. Plus for the student's resume and for the school. Heck, if it turns out, the project can be supported (financially) by the university. Who knows when this will happen. |
It would really be difficult to manage such a project because students are busy as it is with their studies and stuff. However, it would really be a great experience for people involved in it.
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Originally Posted by KayCee Bet php is on the top favorite list for many programmers. .php growth is quite impressive. 
Are you advanced/experienced in php Bronco? |
Yeah, it's becoming more and more popular for web programming among new web developers. It's easy to catch up since php is based on C, and the ability to add MySQL functionality makes it so powerful. Not to mention, it is free!
I know a lot about php, but I wouldn't say I am an advanced coder. Somewhere between intermediate and advanced I guess. Though I've been using php for a couple of years now... as far as experience goes.