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I've been programming in Asp.Net/VB.Net for a few months.

I've been working at a company for almost 6 months developing Asp.Net/VB.Net websites. I have very little programming experience before this and no experience in Asp.Net/VB.Net before this. I could really use some advice and would like your opinions on where my skill level should be at by now. It seems that in order to develop an asp.net/vb.net website, you need to understand Asp.Net/VB.Net, HTML, CSS, SQL/SQL Server, XML, Javascript, and who knows what else.

After 6 months of working with Asp.Net and VB.Net, in your opinion, what would you expect I'd know by now? If you guys gave me your honest opinions, I could use that to gauge where I'm at now.

Thanks.

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