Since I started programming, I have really relied pretty heavily on Google for solving programming and web developing problems. I usually just copy and paste whatever error I’m getting right into Google.
9 out of 10 times, I’ll find the solution to my problem pretty fast.
Earlier this week, I installed Fedora Core 5 on my old Blue and White Apple G3.
Publishing a website used to be something that was best left to the professionals. Webmasters really had to put in lots of hours becoming familiar with at least HTML and FTP before they could attempt to publish a website.
These days, things are a lot different. Building a web site has become much easier, much more accessible, and much cheaper. With the advent of web 2.0, better cheaper technology, and also the rise in popularity of free and open source resources, someone with very little to no web development experience can have a website up and running within a day.
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