10 Best Online Programming Training
Updated on: March 2023
Best Online Programming Training in 2023
Programming Arduino: Getting Started with Sketches (Tab)
Alfred's Self-Teaching Basic Guitar Course: The new, easy and fun way to teach yourself to play, Book & Online Video/Audio
Educarte Online
The Go Programming Language (Addison-Wesley Professional Computing Series)
Play Chess Online Live
- Multiplayer realtime online chess
- Play strong computer, 20 levels of strength
- 250.000 registered users worldwide
NLP Comprehensive's Portable Practitioner Training On DVD
Learn to Quilt for Beginners on DVD, Basic Training is a How To Quilt as You Go Video Series from Patchwork Schoolhouse, Class Lesson 1 of 7
- Everything You Need to Know for Your First Project
- Beginner Friendly Introduction to Quilting
- Basic Tools, Patterns, and Fabric Selection
- Techniques for Cutting, Piecing and Putting it All Together
- Watch Again and Again, Wherever You Go! DVD zone 0 (worldwide)
Overcoming Gravity: A Systematic Approach to Gymnastics and Bodyweight Strength (Second Edition)
AKC.TV
- 24/7 Main Channel - just turn it on and watch great dog content!
- Find & watch videos sorted by breed
- Watch live events
- Catch original series like AKC Live, Bud Boccone in the Doghouse, Meet the Breeds, Nibbles and Bits, & Canine Heroes
- Hundreds of training & health videos
- Plus - puppies! Watch pups flop around all day in the 24/7 Puppies channel
Learn Python 3 the Hard Way: A Very Simple Introduction to the Terrifyingly Beautiful World of Computers and Code (Zed Shaw's Hard Way Series)
How to Publish Web Content Using the NetBeans IDE
Use the NetBeans IDE? Need to publish web content but don't feel like using an FTP Client and Notepad, or does your host's online coding utility just annoy you? Read this to learn more.
Step 1) Make sure you have the right NetBeans. NetBeans comes in about 10 or so different versions, so make sure you have one that supports PHP development. Once you've successfully installed it, make sure you have the right plugins installed (Tools--- gt;Plugins). (Note: it supports more than just PHP)
Step 2) Click on File --- gt; New Project. A dialog will come up. Select PHP --- gt; PHP Application. Click Next.
Step 3) Name your project, specify its location, etc. Click Next.
Step 4) Select "Run As" --- gt; Remote Web Site (FTP, SFTP).
Step 5) Specify the URL you want your site to run off of (the one you would expect the public to start at) in the "Project URL" area.
Step 6) By Remote Connection, click Manage. Set up the site to the specific FTP mode given to you by your site provider. (Anonymous generally doesn't do much)
Step 7) Depending on your project, you may want to select the appropriate option under "Upload Files". I personally prefer "Upload On Save", but it is up to you.
Step 8) Click Finish!
That's about it. Now your "source files" folder will behave as if it is the same as the directory which you specified in your FTP setup. You may need to modify the settings in the future. It can be done by right-clicking and setting the properties.
Now, with NetBeans, you can upload more than just PHP files. Under your PHP application, just click "New File" and you can look at the whole list.
Downsides- it doesn't upload the names of files that are already on the server. It assumes it is just a blank directory. So, if you want to modify something, you have to make a file with the same name in NetBeans than save/run it. Also, I never figured out a way for it to upload files that it can't natively edit. For example, if I made a folder called "images" and put images in it manually through Windows Explorer... it wouldn't upload through NetBeans. You'll have to do that manually through an FTP Client or your site's control utilities.
