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This thread was started by DareToTouchMe. And here's his first post...
I definitely agree! But let me clarify:
1) In the academe, in my opinion, it really promotes laziness to students. If the teacher really wants his students to learn the concepts of Web Designing (pls. don't take the term *design* literally but technically. In Computing, Designing is not just designing. That's why designing and development are used interchangeably. So when you say, design a program, you picture the output and you start to program to get that picture), it is good to teach them how to code first.
2) In the industry, where MONEY is the main picture and the culture is Dreamweaver, we can't do anything about that. We cannot deny the fact, they are after for quantity, the more the merrier
. I don't know if there's quality. They are the one who can answer that. The only problem here is if they are using the license copy?
NO. 1 TiP for aspiring web designers is CHARACTER. Knowledge is nothing, Money is nothing without a character.
"para mo naring sinabing wag gumamit ng photoshop dapat mspaint"
- Ang isang magaling na artist, kahit lapis lang ang gamit niya makakabuo siya ng isang magandang dibuho.
"parang sa progaraming din yan hanggang ngaun ba gagamit ka pa rin ng assembly??? bobo mo kaya nga may mga java, etc...."
Pls. take note, merong tinatawag na HLL( High Level Assembly). Mas mabilis at lightweight ang mapo-produce nito hindi bloated.
"...aabutin ka ng 10 years kung mag nonotepad ka tanga!!!"
May gusto lang akong ipunto dito:
1) Tanong ko lang, magkano ba ang isang license para magkaroon ng Dreamweaver? Ngayon, sino ang mas tanga, yung gumagamit ng pirata o libre?
2) Kung ang isang tao, kasing bilis ng segundo mag-isip regardless kung anong orasan gamit niya, tingin ko hindi niya na aabutin ang 10years.
100% Agree ako sa sinabi mo na OUTPUT talaga ang tinitignan ng client. Kahit saan, mapa-company ka man o freelancer ka man, OUTPUT talaga ang minamarket. But you have to consider quality not only quantity. Since ang issue dito ay DW at manual coding, In a real world may time frame naman na binibigay ang company sa isang project. Now, kung ganun, regardless kung ano gamitin mo at pano mo gagawin, wala akong nakikitang problema. Basta matapos mo lang sa takdang panahon. Wag lang umepal (sorry for this term), yung nagpapagawa sa'yo. Kasi, kung masaya ka sa DW, mag-DW ka. Kung masaya ka sa manual, dun ka. Ang hindi lang maganda dito, ay kung hindi magpoprovide ng license copy ng DW ang company o kung gagamit ka ng pirata.
"...at tatawanan mo lng ung kasama mo na xa tlga ang magaling magcode pero aun nsa sulok di pinapansin hahahahah..."
...'Wag lang sanang bumaliktad ang mundo.
I definitely agree! But let me clarify:
1) In the academe, in my opinion, it really promotes laziness to students. If the teacher really wants his students to learn the concepts of Web Designing (pls. don't take the term *design* literally but technically. In Computing, Designing is not just designing. That's why designing and development are used interchangeably. So when you say, design a program, you picture the output and you start to program to get that picture), it is good to teach them how to code first.
2) In the industry, where MONEY is the main picture and the culture is Dreamweaver, we can't do anything about that. We cannot deny the fact, they are after for quantity, the more the merrier
. I don't know if there's quality. They are the one who can answer that. The only problem here is if they are using the license copy?NO. 1 TiP for aspiring web designers is CHARACTER. Knowledge is nothing, Money is nothing without a character.
"para mo naring sinabing wag gumamit ng photoshop dapat mspaint"
- Ang isang magaling na artist, kahit lapis lang ang gamit niya makakabuo siya ng isang magandang dibuho.
"parang sa progaraming din yan hanggang ngaun ba gagamit ka pa rin ng assembly??? bobo mo kaya nga may mga java, etc...."
Pls. take note, merong tinatawag na HLL( High Level Assembly). Mas mabilis at lightweight ang mapo-produce nito hindi bloated.
"...aabutin ka ng 10 years kung mag nonotepad ka tanga!!!"
May gusto lang akong ipunto dito:
1) Tanong ko lang, magkano ba ang isang license para magkaroon ng Dreamweaver? Ngayon, sino ang mas tanga, yung gumagamit ng pirata o libre?
2) Kung ang isang tao, kasing bilis ng segundo mag-isip regardless kung anong orasan gamit niya, tingin ko hindi niya na aabutin ang 10years.
100% Agree ako sa sinabi mo na OUTPUT talaga ang tinitignan ng client. Kahit saan, mapa-company ka man o freelancer ka man, OUTPUT talaga ang minamarket. But you have to consider quality not only quantity. Since ang issue dito ay DW at manual coding, In a real world may time frame naman na binibigay ang company sa isang project. Now, kung ganun, regardless kung ano gamitin mo at pano mo gagawin, wala akong nakikitang problema. Basta matapos mo lang sa takdang panahon. Wag lang umepal (sorry for this term), yung nagpapagawa sa'yo. Kasi, kung masaya ka sa DW, mag-DW ka. Kung masaya ka sa manual, dun ka. Ang hindi lang maganda dito, ay kung hindi magpoprovide ng license copy ng DW ang company o kung gagamit ka ng pirata.
"...at tatawanan mo lng ung kasama mo na xa tlga ang magaling magcode pero aun nsa sulok di pinapansin hahahahah..."
...'Wag lang sanang bumaliktad ang mundo.
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