I know a bit of C# and a myriad of other languages, but it results in jack of all trades master of none type of deal for me. I don't like this at all, it restricts my confidence in my abilities and tries to stop me from treading ahead in projects. I have pushed myself to start learning again, I chose ASP.NET MVC 5, which is very exciting, I can't wait to start creating websites with MVC. The big thing that really gets me excited is figuring out a piece of the puzzle that has evaded me or intimidated me for the longest time.
I HAVE CONQUERED A NEW LAND!
I know about the concepts of MVC but never really put it to use because most of the projects that I work on are all legacy applications that were built 10+ years ago, so I couldn't even slip pieces of new technology into them without exerting a bit more time than my project managers would allow.
Now there is another new developer that is also interested in learning MVC, so he started a new project in MVC and everyone is forced to allow us the learning curve needed to make the site functional.
Figuring out the Syntax and how each piece of the puzzle fits together to make the system work is what makes this job satisfying and exciting all at the same time.
Never stop learning. Find a book or a good web series or a YouTube video and absorb all the knowledge that you can.
NEVER STOP LEARNING
