SkillSoft Learns the Hard Way
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A buyout of the online learning company looks like the best option for shareholders.
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Some like to compete, but group training isn't for everyone.
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Simple to code does not always mean simple for the user. And simple for the user is often not easy to code.
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With its legal jargon, economic analysis and software-speak, yesterday&#39;s court ruling on the European Commission&#39;s antitrust sanctions against Microsoft was not an easy read.
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In a new post to his blog, Jacob Santos talks about why object oriented programming just "isn't easy" - including a few of his dislikes about OOP in PHP.   Functional developers have it easy. Damn straight and I wonder why so many developers choose to write functions, when they can opt for more beautiful classes instead. [...] It is easy to get functions right, all you have to do is prefix them and name them properly and you're done.   He notes that most people get OOP up to a certain point - that being the "has-a" and "is-a" relationships - where things start flying over their heads. He expresses his dislike of the way that Singletons are used (or not used) and places some of the blame on the tutorial and book authors out there trying to teach novice programmers with analogies that don't make sense in a codign situation.
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Online video is no longer just  fun and games: You might actually learn something.
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One Fool learns the hard way that skyrocketing stock prices never last.
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Understanding stock option expensing isn't easy, but it's worth the effort.
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Why make a useful tool more complicated than it needs to be?
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For about a decade, Frances B. Craig looked for a product to build her company around. She had started an information technology consulting company but missed building software to help companies operate efficiently.
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As quickly as the search industry moves and changes, the need for SEO training is ongoing. Without providing the proper tools and training, a company will struggle to be successful at SEO.
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Technological skills, like maneuvering a mouse, are becoming part of childâs developmental milestones.
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By Steve Tarter, Journal Star, Peoria, Ill.  Dec. 12--PEORIA -- Computer instruction in the business world used to  mean staff disruptions for employers and anxiety for technically challenged  employees.
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This pilot fish has provided off-site tech support for a small manufacturing plant for years &mdash; and he runs into lots of issues with users trying to fix things themselves first.
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Almost as difficult as doing your own taxes this year might be sorting through the variety of programs that promise to infuse you with an accountant's expertise.
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Lukas Smith has posted some ominous thoughts about the future of the LAMP stack in the online development world - specifically asking if the popularity of the grouping could be what might ultimately cause its downfall.   The issue is that there is simply not enough top qualified talent that knows LAMP well enough to hire. Or maybe its just too hard to find them? It seems all the good guys are already hired. As a result companies end up looking for other technology, not because they actually believe that these technologies are any better or worth the license fees that these usually require to be paid up...   He suggests two things that could be possible lead-ins to the "demise" of LAMP - the fact that LAMP just isn't taught along side other languages in school and that, since PHP is only just now getting into the offices of the "major players", there hasn't been enough time to prove to them that PHP has worth in their business.   Be sure to check out some of the great comments on this one.
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Botched guidance annoys this investor.