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AlexWP

  1. Getting there, thoughts anyone? twitter.com/AlexWP/status/… 4:49 PM May 13th via web
  2. @AliColeman170 really wish I could but the only way I'm finishing is if I work nonstop until Monday. 11:00 AM May 12th via Twitter for iPhone in reply to AliColeman170
  3. @AliColeman170 And I am stuck finishing up DES, ;(. 10:48 AM May 12th via web in reply to AliColeman170
  4. @shellbryson It's more of a personal decision, I have a preference to books and other resources. Many of the reasons on w3fools apply also. 5:13 PM May 5th via web in reply to shellbryson
  5. @MrNibbles No intention of making use of w3schools, ive gotten a few reliable looking sources to begin, the logic of JS to JQ still stands. 4:47 PM May 5th via web in reply to MrNibbles
  6. @shellbryson Seems to be the logical way of doing things. Learning the Fundamentals and bridging the gap to jQuery with some basic knowledge 3:45 PM May 5th via web in reply to shellbryson
  7. @Jenniration Yeah, having a look at his stuff now. This and codeacademy.com will be the ones ill give a go for now. 3:38 PM May 5th via web in reply to Jenniration
  8. @MattWilcox just started on here, Looks to be a practical way to learn, I think ill be following their tutorials/information for now. 3:36 PM May 5th via web in reply to MattWilcox
  9. @theonepointzero will keep and eye out though, thanks for the information! 3:34 PM May 5th via web in reply to theonepointzero
  10. @theonepointzero Codeacademy.com seems to be a worthwhile time investment, not sure about hackdays in N.Ireland being an option though. 3:33 PM May 5th via web in reply to theonepointzero
  11. @StuRobson @sitepointdotcom Having a look at this now, seems to have plenty of positive reviews. 3:29 PM May 5th via web in reply to StuRobson
  12. @maxw3st Having a look at this site now, looks to be quite good. Definitely giving this a go in the near future, thanks for the link. 3:22 PM May 5th via web in reply to maxw3st
  13. @csswizardry Awesome, thanks! 3:15 PM May 5th via web in reply to csswizardry
  14. @csswizardry You have any recommendations for a beginners book/guide to JavaScript/jQuery? Trying to get a head-start on my classes. 3:09 PM May 5th via web
  15. Looking for a few JavaScript books to get me started, anyone have any recommendations? 3:05 PM May 5th via web
  16. Pure CSS 3D Bar Graph sergeylukin.com/css-3d-bar-gra… #css via @sergey_lukin 7:26 AM May 3rd via Tweet Button
  17. @SOLREPUBLIC okay, thanks for the response. 5:11 PM May 1st via Twitter for iPhone in reply to SOLREPUBLIC
  • Name Alex Pauley
  • Location United Kingdom
  • Web http://shutteredd...
  • Bio Web Designer, Photographer, Wannabe Graphic Designer , Gamer and Professional Geek. Currently studying Interactive Multimedia Design.
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