STLCajun

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by STLCajun 8mo ago
https://lutherlowry.com - Currently a work in progress, but it's out there and fully usable.
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by STLCajun 3y ago
1) I've been laid off once. I got caught up in the massive layoffs during the MCI/Worldcom fall back in 2002. It was completely not performance related, and my entire division was let go at the same time. 2) The layoff itself wa
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by STLCajun 4y ago
I've had many personal websites over the years, but they all eventually get forgotten, and get stale over time... eventually getting deleted and replaced when I come up with a new idea or want to play with some new web technology. I th
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by STLCajun 4y ago
If you want to earn decently - you can't go wrong with wither C#/.NET or Java. Lots of enterprise level jobs out there for those platforms. If you want to enjoy your life (as I do), but maybe not make as much - I can't recom
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by STLCajun 4y ago
I'm the same way. 25 years in the industry, though I consider myself a jack of all trades. Went from Oracle development -> ASP Classic -> C# -> PHP -> NodeJS. I think I'm pretty good at getting what needs to be done
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by STLCajun 4y ago
I've got the same mindset. In my case though, I feel it's mostly because I want to put my stamp on the world somewhere. As a web developer, I've built some pretty amazing sites over the last 20+ years in the industry, but I
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by STLCajun 4y ago
Went through this a few years ago. My wife and I were having some hard times, and my marriage was right on the verge of falling apart. It affected everything in my life, and I just lost all focus for a few months. My performance sagged,