Re: Just a thought
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
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numero = 20471
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texte = At 9:58 Uhr -0600 14.10.1998, I wrote: >If one of you WebDNA gurus was interested in tutoring a number of us >lesser knowledgeabe want-a-bees, there may be enough of us to make it >finacially worth your while to do this. This is just a thought I had >after seeing numerous complaints on this talk list about the lack of >documentation on WebDNA. I was thinking of an on-line class sort to speak that will cover the basics of webCat, starting with variables, founditems loops, math formulas and on and on. I can't afford to travel so my only other option is possibly learning on the net.The talk list is great for solving problems but it doesn't seem to be a forum for learning in any kind of structured way. I could muddle through this on my own (with help from the list of coarse and Pacific Coast) and figure most of it out over time. I need to figure this stuff out sooner then later. I've found the fastest way to learn something is from someone that has been there and done that. Experience and knowledge is a valuable commidity and is worth something, thats what I'm looking for.This is not ment to be a debate on the manual or Pacific Coast, I just want to learn this stuff!!!Robert Ruth http://www.pionet.net/~rruth
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At 9:58 Uhr -0600 14.10.1998, I wrote: >If one of you WebDNA gurus was interested in tutoring a number of us >lesser knowledgeabe want-a-bees, there may be enough of us to make it >finacially worth your while to do this. This is just a thought I had >after seeing numerous complaints on this
Talk List about the lack of >documentation on WebDNA. I was thinking of an on-line class sort to speak that will cover the basics of webCat, starting with variables, founditems loops, math formulas and on and on. I can't afford to travel so my only other option is possibly learning on the net.The
Talk List is great for solving problems but it doesn't seem to be a forum for learning in any kind of structured way. I could muddle through this on my own (with help from the list of coarse and Pacific Coast) and figure most of it out over time. I need to figure this stuff out sooner then later. I've found the fastest way to learn something is from someone that has been there and done that. Experience and knowledge is a valuable commidity and is worth something, thats what I'm looking for.This is not ment to be a debate on the manual or Pacific Coast, I just want to learn this stuff!!!Robert Ruth http://www.pionet.net/~rruth
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