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haduken
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Just wondering where you browse for discussions and help. I've being reading devshed + whirlpool programming section but most of the threads are the help me do my homework crap >.< newsgroup and irc are good but i don't have time to follow them. ubuntu dev spammed 240 msgs to my gmail in 3 days >.<   | ||
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Spartan
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haduken
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php/mysql not really into web design. so yeah, what do you recommend? | ||
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AcrossFiveJulys
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overpool
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haduken
Australia8267 Posts
On May 16 2009 15:30 AcrossFiveJulys wrote: I don't visit any forums regularly, but sometimes when I'm stuck I google my problem and see what pops up, or when I'm learning a new language I search for common library functions that I know must exist in the language. I'm the same as you, i don't really visit any particular forum usually. But i guess i want to find decent, well presented forums. Most of the problems i'm into now are beyond the simple google search. I guess i'm looking for more of a do it properly and explaination on concepts rather than syntax problems. | ||
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haduken
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On May 16 2009 15:56 overpool wrote: For programming-related Q&A, I like StackOverflow. It has a very large base of experienced developers, so even the most obscure errors or problems can often be solved. Thx for that. Stackoverflow is also one of my regular sites. | ||
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Cambium
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Java ranch is not bad. | ||
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