No, I don't. If you're managing to do both front and backend - good for you. What I'm saying is one or the other won't be done properly, and/or the work flow will be poor. Perhaps you take care of marketing aswell, server management and QA?Quote:
LOL No. I've never used wordpress. I don't even use such thing, nor do I use PHP anyways. I'm using Ruby on rails, Python + Django and ASP.NET for web only, but anyways this is off topic talk. Stop assuming so much tho, just because you're not capable of doing both. You come off kinda like an ass with an attitude "I'm the best and only webdeveloperin this community."
Going too much offtopic, but as I stated in the beginning, OP, if you find web development interesting (and wish to do the actual programming stuff), go for backend only. A good way to start off is grabbing premade templates with html/css only and build out of that, if you don't have anyone particularly good.