So now that the Net is whittling away at brick and mortar video and bookstores, you might think that it is a great time to offer something online like training videos. You might think that, but then you just might be wrong. In the process of teaching myself more about JavaScript and the JQuery library I considered re-opening my Lynda.com account and checking out the online tutorials. But a quick Google search located this site which as it turns out has very good video tutorials - for free. So sure it seems inevitable that intellectual property such as music and books will more and more be delivered via the tubes, but now how do sites that sell training videos compete with free when the free version appears to be of at least equal quality? The Net has a lot in common with the wild west during the gold rush days.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
In the Woods – “jQuery for Absolute Beginners” Video Series
In the Woods – “jQuery for Absolute Beginners” Video Series
So now that the Net is whittling away at brick and mortar video and bookstores, you might think that it is a great time to offer something online like training videos. You might think that, but then you just might be wrong. In the process of teaching myself more about JavaScript and the JQuery library I considered re-opening my Lynda.com account and checking out the online tutorials. But a quick Google search located this site which as it turns out has very good video tutorials - for free. So sure it seems inevitable that intellectual property such as music and books will more and more be delivered via the tubes, but now how do sites that sell training videos compete with free when the free version appears to be of at least equal quality? The Net has a lot in common with the wild west during the gold rush days.
So now that the Net is whittling away at brick and mortar video and bookstores, you might think that it is a great time to offer something online like training videos. You might think that, but then you just might be wrong. In the process of teaching myself more about JavaScript and the JQuery library I considered re-opening my Lynda.com account and checking out the online tutorials. But a quick Google search located this site which as it turns out has very good video tutorials - for free. So sure it seems inevitable that intellectual property such as music and books will more and more be delivered via the tubes, but now how do sites that sell training videos compete with free when the free version appears to be of at least equal quality? The Net has a lot in common with the wild west during the gold rush days.
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