BillV

For sure 🙂 Good to see you around. Hopefully a bunch of oldies will crawl back – and I’m sure we’ll get a whole slew of new peeps too.

Absolutely. Is there a specific forum you’d prefer that be posted in?

Also, what happened to the “generic” forum board? I thought we had a big one for “everything else” discussion but didn’t see that one in the listing.

Awesome! 🙂 Nice work, Don (as per usual). And props to the eLS crew too.

What are the better options? Depends how you define ‘better’ and what you’re looking for. If you’re looking for a predictable schedule and going to the same place all the time, then the typical 9-to-5 is what you may be after. If you want to travel, see different organizations, and (more likely) charge more, then consulting may be for…[Read more]

Okay, so here’s the short/summarized version:

“We suggest first learning C due to its simplicity, effectiveness, and ubiquity.” They reference the following books:
The C Programming Language (Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie – Prentice Hall, 1998)
C: A Reference Manual (Samuel Harbison – Prentice Hall 2002
Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets…[Read more]

Nice review of the course. It’s well summarized and sounds like a pretty sweet class to take. I haven’t heard of the organization before either so definitely going to take a closer look. Thanks.

…it’s been a while for me 🙂 my bad … but what happened to all of the columnists? The last dates of posts on those boards look sad 🙁