techsin

i can vouch, 8/10 questions i asked were blocked/deleted in same day in last month

I've been building too. For example when i was learning about websocket (socketio library) http://codepen.io/techsin/full/DnIcp/

open in desktop or laptop, in two different ones or in two different tabs.

how can i bypass that, is it possible to makeup for lack of work experience.

Not that it matters for me. Because 0 times all projects still kinda 0. Lol. But seriously lets say i have 5 months of experience through some job. And then i go for something else what else could help me there then with experience part.

Also in your opinion, what is that i should do?

Internship, Commercial Personal Project, low level job, unpaid work at startup, chrome extensions, or phonegap or nodejs?

I am wondering because if i chose something that doesn't scale well with experience. For example graphic Design doesn't have as much potential as Back End Dev.

I've always believed that everyone is better at everything from me. Thus the crazy need to learn everything.

What do you think i should do though?

Make sites for local businesses.

get internship

develop own product (which i think i can)

Which one of these or combination will help the most to build credibility and compensate for the lack of experience in the field.

I tried Elance but my ratings were 0. and it only allowed very specific skill. Do you know any other good place.

I've read about 4 books on javascript including eloquent javascript, and video by Crockford. I've also done courses about javascript which really really helped on udacity such as web development, oop in js, patterns in js.

I really do have to focus, i'm making simple apps in phonegap to chrome extension to web layout in PS to apis in nodejs.

I've always believed in the quote "don't let school get in the way of your education"

i wrote all of it in good proper english but then had to trim it down a lot to bring it under 2000, and for some reason it still didn't work. So i deleted paragraph or two. Converted "and" to &, You to U...etc.