http://www.siusic.com/wphchen/web-site-programming-is-the-most-difficult-programming-57.html Random thoughts and news by Andrew Chen and friends Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:47:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://www.siusic.com/wphchen/web-site-programming-is-the-most-difficult-programming-57.html#comment-43785 basitjee Thu, 27 Nov 2008 06:56:54 +0000 http://www.siusic.com/wphchen/web-site-programming-is-the-mosting-difficult-programming-57.html#comment-43785 :mrgreen:

]]> http://www.siusic.com/wphchen/web-site-programming-is-the-most-difficult-programming-57.html#comment-27 I Wish I Don’t Get Bury » Siusic Dot Com Wed, 17 Jan 2007 06:41:51 +0000 http://www.siusic.com/wphchen/web-site-programming-is-the-mosting-difficult-programming-57.html#comment-27 [...] I tend to submit my post to Digg and get some readers. In fact, submitting post to Digg is by far the most effective way of getting traffic. Last night I fixed my side bar problem and submitted my post to Digg. Today I saw my blog’s traffic doubled. Almost all traffic is referred by Digg. I got some comments but they are all posted on Digg instead of on my blog and these comments disagree with what I post. One of them is the following: I have to completely disagree with the article premise. Most professional environments have all of the right resources at hand such as Graphics Designers, Usability people, and DBAs this leaves you as the developer to focus on the code. Lets face it ASP/ASP.NET, JavaScript, PHP, and JSP are not rocket science when it comes to the majority of tasks and if you don’t understand how to do something there are plenty of examples out there. If you are having problems with website development then may I suggest looking at where you are lacking and fill in the void and if that still does not work maybe you should look into a new career. [...] […] I tend to submit my post to Digg and get some readers. In fact, submitting post to Digg is by far the most effective way of getting traffic. Last night I fixed my side bar problem and submitted my post to Digg. Today I saw my blog’s traffic doubled. Almost all traffic is referred by Digg. I got some comments but they are all posted on Digg instead of on my blog and these comments disagree with what I post. One of them is the following: I have to completely disagree with the article premise. Most professional environments have all of the right resources at hand such as Graphics Designers, Usability people, and DBAs this leaves you as the developer to focus on the code. Lets face it ASP/ASP.NET, JavaScript, PHP, and JSP are not rocket science when it comes to the majority of tasks and if you don’t understand how to do something there are plenty of examples out there. If you are having problems with website development then may I suggest looking at where you are lacking and fill in the void and if that still does not work maybe you should look into a new career. […]

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