I bet. That would have been exceptionally crappy.

Youtube Video

Saw this and thought that it was a really cute idea and, of course, made me think of AJ.

http://devzum.com/2015/01/31/9-best-ides-and-code-editors-for-javascript-users/

Hard to go wrong with WebStorm!

It has been slow, for sure. Sorry that I've been away. Here I am, let the party begin.

@Minion-Queen said:

There will be in the next 6 months. Look for thread to go up soon on that. The what are we going to call it... no idea. MangoCon is dumb

What about the Spanish ConMango! The convention with mango!

@Lakshmana said in Java for Beginners:

@Reid-Cooper Any good sites ???

Of course, check out Code Academy for sure. They have courses (for FREE) in Python and other languages. Good place to start.

http://news-briefs.ew.com/2014/10/20/gerard-parkes-obit/

For those old enough....

This mentality is way too common. Anything that people do not know is labeled as "too expensive." And then shops who don't hire good IT talent wonder why everything that they do costs so much. There is a reason that good IT people cost real money, because they save real money (or drive innovation.) Not every company needs expensive IT in house all of the time, but everyone needs it now and then.

I just noticed that Code Academy has Java in their course catalog for free now as well.

EFF talks about the importance of this move from CloudFlare in NetworkWorld.

Doing some work with Laravel and wanted to collect resources as I found them.

The Learning Laravel Book was a decent place to start. It's up to date and a bit of it is free online.

Oracle... I hope that you brought protection.

Zoho's ManageEngine ServiceDesk+ product is available both hosted and on-premise and is completely free in both versions. Really hard to pass up a full, enterprise, ITIL helpdesk package that is completely hosted. Absolutely no cost involved at all.

BBC News reports that we have successfully landed on the comet!

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-30026398

Found this today. A desktop recording tool available in Linux: AVConv.

I was missing Windows 98, how did you guess?

And if you get one single volume license for Windows you can do your own imaging of all of those OEM machines too.

Welcome to the MangoLassi Community! Great group here.