Your first time making a site...

[manxman]

After a number of years and being in a few places known and not - me and mrs decided too start our own place and wondered what sort time people had running there own place..was it worth it??

www.manx-warez.org

Did it take over your life?? Did the learning curve resemble a mountain climb? Did you have previous experience on building sites and necessary knowledge needed or were you flying by seat of your pants...

Manxman

manxman Reviewed by manxman on 8th Jul 2011. Your first time making a site... After a number of years and being in a few places known and not - me and mrs decided too start our own place and wondered what sort time people had running there own place..was it worth it?? www.manx-warez.org Did it take over your life?? Did the learning curve resemble a mountain climb? Did you have previous experience on building sites and necessary knowledge needed or were you flying by seat of your pants... Manxman Rating: 5

[JGM]

Steep learning curve for me and learnt as I went along (still am).

JGM.

[Sp32]

It'd take a lot for me to relearn everything I've learnt so far. 5 years in atm. Been a lot of learning at first then none for a while and dabbed in bits here and there. Learning OOP languages then when editing PHP stuff, things made more sense, still learning of course.

[Myth?]

Just curved more knowledge. Meaning I wanted to learn all sots of different things.

[Loonycgb2]

this looks more like advertiseing... haha

[thizzladen]

I love the things I've learned so far. It was definately not a waste of time, especially the times I failed. I always learned something new.