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Within the recent years computers and their languages have become more and more apart of our life and especially our work life. Knowing the basics of any programming langue that makes up what you see on the internet will help you understand web pages and make them easier to navigate.  Having as many computer skills on you’re resume as possible is a huge plus for an employer when skimming over your resume.

Here is a site I am starting to develop for ASP.Net beginners, the site is www.dotnetforbeginners.com.

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This video will take you through the very first steps in creating a web site.  She will explain many options you can take on your way to creating a site and give you the pros and cons about what she suggest.  You will learn how to pick and purchase a domain name and server to host your site on, which is essential information for a someone that is just starting out on the web.  Feel free to ask any question about the creating a web site process in the comments and we will gladly answer your questions with expert advice.

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This is a great video for someone who wants to learn before failing at something you really had no faith in at all. If you are wondering why you haven’t made any money and are discouraged, then this video will let you know what you’re doing wrong and what you’re doing right. Most important of all is a website for you?

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As you are all (computer programmers at least) starting to hear HTML 5 is going to be used in major browsers and sites soon. One of those major sites right now is Youtube.com, they are testing a new HTML5 based video player instead of Flash. Well that should be a good thing for everyone, meaning that technology is advancing and we are apart of it. HTML 5 is just another version of HTML everyone no reason to be scared of it. The best thing to do is start learning it. This new version is going to be hecka tight and versatile all over the web. Instead of using multiple languages to do something you can now just use one being HTML 5. If you want to see all on the syntax and brains behind the operation go to www.whatwg.org (the designers of HTML 5). There are just so many more options for every event handler and they are so many new events you can use. Bottom line is that HTML was old and nothing new was being added to the old sloppy language, so hopefully this is just what it needed.

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