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Rick
I have been a programmer professionally for 4 years, using microsoft and
doing vb later to move to c# then career move forced me back to vb.net. I
am tired of working in microsoft programming realm and working with the
usually microsoft programmer type that gives developers a bad name. I have
taken upon myself to starting learning Java, beyound the basics that any
developer can do. My question, after a few months of self training maybe
even get the java cert, just to help the resume since I will not have
professonal java experience, how would one make this move? I want to make
the java jump because most java programmers I know seem to actually love
their jobs where almost all microsoft developers I know seem to just think
of it as a job, you 8 to 5, they went to college to get nice paying job
programming was there and now they have their 8-5 nice paying job but don't
care about computers, some don't know how to operate computers.
doing vb later to move to c# then career move forced me back to vb.net. I
am tired of working in microsoft programming realm and working with the
usually microsoft programmer type that gives developers a bad name. I have
taken upon myself to starting learning Java, beyound the basics that any
developer can do. My question, after a few months of self training maybe
even get the java cert, just to help the resume since I will not have
professonal java experience, how would one make this move? I want to make
the java jump because most java programmers I know seem to actually love
their jobs where almost all microsoft developers I know seem to just think
of it as a job, you 8 to 5, they went to college to get nice paying job
programming was there and now they have their 8-5 nice paying job but don't
care about computers, some don't know how to operate computers.