SRSimko

Great link, Mr. Graham always puts things into perspective. My takeaway just step up to the plate pick one and see where it leads and if change in necessary, change.

For some reason it didn't occur to me to look at some of the resources avail. through Universities. I will be sure to check out your suggestions.

For those interested in Ruby I did find a free book on Ruby and after glancing through a few pages it seems to be written in an interesting way with funny references.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why%27s_%28poignant%29_Guide_to...

Thanks

Thanks for the advice. I'm not really expecting to earn money working with it as a job but more to tinker with on personal projects. Do you have a recommendation for a good JavaScript book?

Thank you that sounds like good advice

Thanks a lot

I am sorry, maybe I'm old school but resigning by email is weak. If you think you know how it'll go, prepare, have a response ready. Maybe, you'll be surprised at the very least you will be respected for walking in the door.

I agree with your point the law is the law but in my mind this refers to someone getting college credit for working at X company. If someone chooses to work in their spare time at X company for experience and nothing else I doubt the law applies.