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I have a skills section where, for example, I would put: Proficient in Dreamweaver, Expressions web, Wordpress, HTML, & CSS. Working Knowledge of jQuery, AJAX, MAMP, & DRUPAL. (That means I can write HTML from scratch but to do a jQuery slider I have to go lookup the code.)

Code experience: I can install and configure an IDE and fizzbuzz in C, C++, and Python. I can write most things involving basic data structures but I don't have experience beyond that point.

How do I list this? I considered maybe listing it under a section called trainable skills?

I started on 'learn python the hard way' and I'm blowing through 5-10 lessons a day. What's next step that will really teach me to build a web app?

Before I switched majors to digital media (facepalm) I covered in C++ vectors, pointers, arrays, loops, constructors, strings, classes, recursion, various C functions, as well as basic data structures and algorithms that I can't quite remember. So this is all pretty basic review, just in a different language. (and after C it feels like I'm cheating, lol.)

What's going to be a lot more intense and teach me the type of data structures that I need to learn in order to produce web applications?

Is there an online resource that goes through your first big app like lpthw does with basics?