Congratulations, you're a Web Developer! You've come a long way, but your journey's only begun! Please take some time to think about the following prompts, and your plan moving forward.

#### 1. What portfolio projects & materials do you need to polish before you can show them to employers? Outline your steps and your timeline.


#### 2. What existing topic areas / technologies do you want to review & solidify?
See [Teach Yourself Programming in 10 Years](http://blog.udacity.com/2014/01/peter-norvig-teach-yourself-programming.html) & [Programmer Competency Grid](http://sijinjoseph.com/programmer-competency-matrix/).

* [ ] Talking About Code
* [ ] Problem Solving
* [ ] Application Architecture
* [ ] Back-End Application Frameworks
* [ ] Front-End Application Frameworks
* [ ] Database Design
* [ ] Database Queries / SQL
* [ ] HTTP / Routing
* [ ] Object Oriented Programming
* [ ] Data Structures
* [ ] Algorithms
* [ ] Built-in Methods
* [ ] Control Flow (conditionals, iterators, loops)
* [ ] Syntax
* [ ] Code Organization
* [ ] Ruby / Python / Java / C++ / Go
* [ ] Javascript
* [ ] CSS
* [ ] HTML
* [ ] Testing
* [ ] Tool Knowledge
* [ ] System Knowledge


* How will you learn more about these topics?  
* When do you plan to start, and how many hours a week will you spend?  
* Will you use meetups, online tutorials, meet with engineers in your network? Is there someone else in class you’ll pair with?

#### 3. What _new_ topics / technologies do you want to learn?
* How will you learn more about these topics?  
* When do you plan to start, and how many hours a week will you spend?  
* Will you use meetups, online tutorials, meet with engineers in your network? Is there someone else in class you’ll pair with?

#### 4. What kind of development team do you want to work on? How will you know when you find it?
See [The Joel Test](http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000043.html).