Monday morning links serving: The March 24th edition

March 24, 2008 by Kiltak |

-Google Code University - Free Training from Google
Want to learn how to program? Develop in mySQL? Enhance your skills as a developer or programmer or just learn the lingo. Tutorials, lecture slides, and problem sets for a variety of topic areas including AJAX, Distributed Systems, Web Security, Languages and a ton of other great classes - at no cost!

-5 Tools to Track How Much Time you Waste while Online
Here are four neat Firefox extensions and 1 desktop app that help you track the time you spend waste online.

-30 Error Messages You Never Want to See
This is how your computer says, “screw you.”

-The Worst Foods in America
You don’t want to eat anything in this list. Trust me, you really don’t.

-How I Tamed My Inbox
Guess what? I finally cracked the nut on keeping my email inbox empty. The trick is all in what you do when you get them in. I’ll share what I did, and if it works for you, great.

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Pingback by Learn Programming Basics at Google Code University [Programming] · TechBlogger
2008-03-24 12:13:42
[...] Need to pick up a little AJAX knowledge to give your website a bit of polish? Have less than a robust knowledge of how databases work? Google Code University offers a heaping helping of computer science knowledge for free. Even better, the site includes a CS Curriculum Search, which can find programming topics within materials published by the world’s computer science schools. So if you only need a specific bit of PHP knowledge to move a project along, you might find just what you’re looking for without having to plunk down cash for a thick manual. Would-be hackers looking into Firefox extensions and basic JavaScript, this is a great place to start. Google Code University [via Geeks are Sexy] [...]
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Pingback by Google provides a new programming resource… « Bill Moseley’s Blog
2008-03-24 14:01:13
[...] Need to pick up a little AJAX knowledge to give your website a bit of polish? Have less than a robust knowledge of how databases work? Google Code University offers a heaping helping of computer science knowledge for free. Even better, the site includes a CS Curriculum Search, which can find programming topics within materials published by the world’s computer science schools. So if you only need a specific bit of PHP knowledge to move a project along, you might find just what you’re looking for without having to plunk down cash for a thick manual. Would-be hackers looking into Firefox extensions and basic JavaScript, this is a great place to start. Google Code University [via Geeks are Sexy] [...]
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Pingback by B On The Move - Learn Programming Basics at Google Code University [Programming]
2008-03-25 22:54:03
[...] Need to pick up a little AJAX knowledge to give your website a bit of polish? Have less than a robust knowledge of how databases work? Google Code University offers a heaping helping of computer science knowledge for free. Even better, the site includes a CS Curriculum Search, which can find programming topics within materials published by the world’s computer science schools. So if you only need a specific bit of PHP knowledge to move a project along, you might find just what you’re looking for without having to plunk down cash for a thick manual. Would-be hackers looking into Firefox extensions and basic JavaScript, this is a great place to start. Google Code University [via Geeks are Sexy] [...]
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