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Rate Yourself!
I am curious to see how you guys would rate yourself in certain categories. On the scale of 1-10, please rate yourself in each category. Feel free to add more, I just chose some random ones off the top of my head.
(Know Nothing) 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 (Know Everything!) HTML: DHTML: XHTML: XML: javascript: CSS: ASP: PHP: Visual Basic: Calculator Programing: Java: Perl: Binary: |
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HTML: 8 DHTML: .5 XHTML: .5 XML: .5 javascript: 4 CSS: 6 ASP: 2 PHP: .5 Visual Basic: 0 Calculator Programing: 7 Java: 0 Perl: 0 Binary: 0 |
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HTML: 9
DHTML: 7 XHTML: 7 XML: 8 javascript: 5 CSS: 6 ASP: 9 PHP: 5 Visual Basic: 4 Calculator Programing: 3 Java: 2 Perl: 0 Binary: 2
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HTML: 9
DHTML: 6 XHTML: 6 XML: 6 javascript: 5 CSS: 9 ASP: 9 PHP: 0 Visual Basic: 5 Calculator Programing: y = -9 Java: 4 Perl: 0 Binary: 0001 |
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HTML: 8
DHTML: 3 XHTML: 4 XML: 3 javascript: 1 CSS: 8 ASP: 8 PHP: 2 Visual Basic: 6 Calculator Programing: 1 Java: 0 Perl: 0 Binary: 1 SQL : 6 ASP.NET : 3 C : 2 |
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HTML: 8
DHTML: 6 XHTML: 4 XML: 0 javascript: 6 CSS: 6 ASP: 7 PHP: 4 Visual Basic: 8 Calculator Programing: 0 Java: 6 Perl: 0 Binary: 0
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HTML: 9
DHTML: 7 XHTML: 6 XML: 8 (not really language) javascript: 9 CSS: 6 ASP: 9 PHP: .5 Visual Basic: 2 Calculator Programing: 0 Java: 6 Perl: 0 Binary: 0 in order to estimate how good I'm in "Calculator Programing" and "Binary" please say what exactly are those things... anyways - we need to keep this list and use it for building automatic system that redirects certain posts to the proper member according to the post contents and the member knowledge. ![]() Last edited by Shadow Wizard : March 3rd, 2005 at 04:17 AM. Reason: added rating for the unknown things :) |
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Well, by calculator programming, I mean knowing how to make programs on a calculator. Not an OS or anything - just programs...
Binary, I mean you know how to code with binary. |
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Programming for scienntific, graphic, and programmable calculators is different... the Ti calcs are a hybrid of Fortran and Procedural Functions. Programming for my Casio FX-9750G is waaay different than programming a Ti-83. And don't forget that both calculators support assembly code imported through their IO ports.
Anyway, myself: HTML: 10 DHTML: No such thing XHTML: 10 XML: 10 javascript: 3 CSS: 8 ASP: 10 PHP: 7 VB 6: 4 VB7: 8 Calculator Programing: See note above Java: 2 Perl: 1 Binary: "Binary"? You mean writing machine code? Writing ASCII? What? |
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What do you mean no such thing??? HTML: 1 DHTML: 1 XHTML: 1 XML: 1 javascript: 1 CSS: 1 ASP: 1 PHP: 1 VB 6: 1 VB.NET: 1 Java: 1 Perl: 1 Binary: 1 C#: 1 ASP.NET: 1 |
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DHTML by definiton is just a load of document.write() statements along with the proposed "HTML+Time" standard along with changing the style properties dynamically. This is largely an outmoded way of producing pages with animated or "dynamic" client-side content. Document.write() is depreciated anyway.
...Much in the same way Response.Write() is deprecated in ASP.Net and the use of runat'd elements is favored (for instance, tblMyTable.Rows.Add() is so much easier than "Response.Write("<tr><td></td></tr>")" and provides more programattical control. The proper way to do this is with ECMAScript w/ W3C-DOM. If you know ECMAScript and the W3C DOM then you know "DHTML". |
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But there is a such a thing as DHTML.
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As far as Microsoft and FrontPage are concerned, then yes.
But since DHTML is a concept, and not anything technical, then it doesn't exist as something "you know". |