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Subject:Re: Summary: Skills Needed For Web Design (long) From:Joe Sokohl <jsokohl -at- CAMPBELLSOFT -dot- COM> Date:Fri, 29 Aug 1997 07:06:14 -0500
Kathryy Marshall wrote:
<begsnip> http://training.manpower.com/
(This site will give you free access to an online CBT course that
teaches you Java).
<endsnip>
Actually, the site solicits your resume, for which you receive the
right to download a course on JavaSCRIPT or LiveWire (Netscape's
compiled, server-side scripting language...sort of its own CGI).
Too bad--I'm just now finishing a course on JavaScript, and it'd be
nice to download a course on Java.
For me, taking a JS class has been very good in understanding
object-oriented principles, without the overhead of learning a dense
language such as C(++), Java, or Objective C. Too, it's helped me be
able to document a proprietary scripting language.
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