Webmonkey Closes its Doors
An anonymous reader writes "According to Wired, Webmonkey is being closed by TerraLycos after 8 years of teaching practical web building skills and bucking more traditional outlets. They've written some good stuff over the years - in fact, I first understood the significance of XML after reading one of their articles."
Of course, those sites are so packed with ads they're functionally unusable, but still...
Dude, I think I can see my house from here.
A site like that is no longer needed. With Microsoft products like Frontpage and IIS anybody can become a web genius. And from anywhere, allowing web development to be offshored to cheaper, better, faster countries.
On behalf of all companies too cheap to by up-to-date reference books, I salute you WebMonkey. You've given me the information that has prevented me from robbing Barnes and Nobel countless times.
They are not talking about this company.
I'm a good cook. I'm a fantastic eater. - Steven Brust
"Isn't the site already dead?"
"No, I'm not."
This might seem like a bad joke but people getting laid off from webmonkey team might make a use of this:
Webmonkey Tips
Ahhh.. the days of alt.pics.binary...
cat titties1.uue titties2.uue titties3.uue > titties.uue | uudecode -o titties.jpg
I have something in common with Stephen Hawking...
A thousand monkeys, typing on a thousand typewriters cannot keep a site running.
Josh
Thank God! Hopefully this means that people at the level this site catered to have realized that they are not needed in the computer industry and have moved on.
I see a lot of Java programming for idiots sites that seem to be in their final death throws too. Thank God!
It seems like the problem with the boom is that it attracted and ecouraged a lot of people who have no business being within 10 feet of a computer.
So, you're planning on uudecoding the error output from 'cat'? Wow, that's some wierd fetish you've got there...
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