I am looking at some career and educational
opportunities, one of them a full-time
backend development course from a school I trust
with teachers I already know. As a not particularly
experienced developer, anything that can expand
my skillset is valuable, to a degree.

The school is biased towards .NET on the backend
and SQL databases, not my typical preference
(although SQL is always good to be fluent in).
But maybe getting more comfortable with tech I use
less often is not such a bad thing.

I have mostly worked with frontend stuff, but
tinkering with the visual aspects of a website
has never appealed to me as much as getting the
machinery to work.

I'm enjoying the summer, but knowing me, I can't
sit still for too long without any projects.