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That is the original price. But with the promotion code you can purchase testout lab for 89.00 and keep the lab for three years. Groupon is cheaper but their lab expire in one year.Glad i got that groupon wvhen i did
That is the original price. But with the promotion code you can purchase testout lab for 89.00 and keep the lab for three years. Groupon is cheaper but their lab expire in one year.Glad i got that groupon wvhen i did
A year is a long time, just gotta put in the workThat is the original price. But with the promotion code you can purchase testout lab for 89.00 and keep the lab for three years. Groupon is cheaper but their lab expire in one year.
javaWhat languages do you brehs recommend. This help desk shyt is not gonna be the wave, and I think I have the mind to program.
You taking a college class?Man object oriented design is deep I be just sittin there like
Yeah I'm a senior. I didn't realize there was so much theory behind good and bad OO design. We are getting really deep into all of the principles of OO designYou taking a college class?
Yeah I'm a senior. I didn't realize there was so much theory behind good and bad OO design. We are getting really deep into all of the principles of OO design
It's a lot more interesting when you apply it to your own projects that you're working onYeah I'm a senior. I didn't realize there was so much theory behind good and bad OO design. We are getting really deep into all of the principles of OO design
Yeah I try to keep that stuff in mind when doing my for-fun projectsIt's a lot more interesting when you apply it to your own projects that you're working on
Brehs, how do y'all learn technology best these days?
I rarely ever pick up a book anymore (unless it's for a super-quick reference and even then I'll likely just search online for what I need). Recently, when learning a new technology, I've been finding tutorials on YouTube or other learning sites like Lynda.com or Pluralsight.com and just go from there. And when watching the video training, I usually speed the videos up to about 1.5 so I can get through that shyt quicker (gotta maximize my time).
I found doing this has increased my learning capability greatly...Am i the only that do this?
@duckbutta , how soon is too soon? I am into my 4th day as an intern (desktop support), I wanna break into networking when the time is right, so I should start setting up my own lab or wait til I am settled in.
Brehs, how do y'all learn technology best these days?
I rarely ever pick up a book anymore (unless it's for a super-quick reference and even then I'll likely just search online for what I need). Recently, when learning a new technology, I've been finding tutorials on YouTube or other learning sites like Lynda.com or Pluralsight.com and just go from there. And when watching the video training, I usually speed the videos up to about 1.5 so I can get through that shyt quicker (gotta maximize my time).
I found doing this has increased my learning capability greatly...Am i the only that do this?