For example, they will tell you that you need to close your tags. :)
On another issue, I just thought I would give a heads up to anyone doing
Perl coding who is after something to work on to come along to the fest. I
will be holding a recruiting drive thinly disguised as a talk/presentation
of a large Perl CGI project ( just cleared 1 meg ) I have been working on
for almost a year, and will be releasing the first developer release of
shortly.
Probably be of interest to anyone who writes web applications, and anyone
who wants a project to work on. I'd like to leave some suspense, so that's
all I'll say for now.
AdamK
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeff Waugh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2001 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Studying Programming
> <quote who="David">
>
> > the biggest problem with learning on your own is having no one to bounce
> > problems off. You can look at something for a week and not see the
answer,
> > but see it immediately you try to explain it to another human being.
>
> That's why everyone should go to the Linuxfest this weekend, and more SLUG
> Codefests when we have them!
>
> Talk to Real Live Coders!
>
> Talk about Real Live Code!
>
> Drink Real Live Coke!
>
> Lots of opportunity to share code and bounce ideas around.
>
> - Jeff
>
> --
> "you misspelt 'world dominatrix'" - James Wilkinson
>
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