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I know this site but not much non-tech courses(I'm looking for Art related like Draw, Video, Audio, animation) there. Any other sites please? Recently found CreativeLive but the price range is too much.
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Lynda.com seems to be pretty good for stuff like that.
/ravi
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Yep, it's good. Right now I have free access to Lynda at my workplace. In future, I'd like to see some other site like Lynda without subscription model. Or Lynda should come with sales type model in parallel(while keeping subscription type)
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Well, I was going to go for WebForms (familiarity, grid heavy, etc, etc) but I do quite like MVC. In the end I started in WebForms and then changed my mind. MVC is the flavor of the month so best get going. Apart from anything else, I want to get some more experience with javascript libraries like angular and so forth (no, not Forth, forth).
Thanks for all the input which I pretty much ignored anyway - Ruby? really? 
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With Visual Studio 2015 and possibly even 2013, you can mix WebForms with MVC, is my understanding.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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I'm not sure I see the point of that other than with an existing project. I would imagine they had to do this so as not to alienate the thousands of businesses heavily invested in web forms.
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So, no knife fight then?
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 but for the fact that I will have the Indiana Jones theme in mind for the rest of the day 
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Basing this decision on 'flavor of the month' vs. familiarity suggests that:
0) this is a personal project so no real deadline
1) not personal, but you have very patient stakeholders/employer
2) you are the boss so again, no real deadline
In any case, I applaud you for making the tougher choice to plunge into new waters! Good luck!
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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Yes. No. Maybe. In no particular order.
Thanks.
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Is it too late to switch to WinForms then? 
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R. Giskard Reventlov wrote: Ruby? really?
Who on earth would be suggesting Ruby ? 
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Matryoshkas – are Russian Dolls really so full of themselves?
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You just Putin one after another 
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Where do you get these from??? Funny stuff.
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OriginalGriff wrote: Matryoshkas – are Russian Dolls really so full of themselves?
Aye, that's why they keep repeating themselves.
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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So - what's the inside story on these Matryoshkas ?
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Vod(ka) makes you ask that?
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I have been using Piriform's CCleaner for years to get rid of pesky tracking cookies and to clean out unwanted files from my browser cache. But after installing Windows 10, plus all my apps, CCleaner suddenly started to skip cleaning cookies and the cache. This had me perplexed and I suspected that Edge had something to do with it.
As it turns out, Windows 10 and Edge had nothing to do with the problem. I had installed the latest version of Dropbox on the machine, and when I purged the machine of Dropbox, CCleaner started working with 100% success rate, as it should. Apparently Dropbox was at times blocking CCleaner's access to cookies and the cache? Don't ask me to explain it, I don't understand why the h*ll Dropbox has to interfere with these files.
Anyway, CCleaner has far greater utility for me than DropBox, so I just have to figure out another way to distribute photos to family members - the only use I had for Dropbox.
How do we preserve the wisdom men will need,
when their violent passions are spent?
- The Lost Horizon
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So don't install dropbox: just use the web interface to upload. I don't have it installed (I forgot after I reloaded my PC) and that way you get the best of both world.
The only thing the app did was automatically backup pictures if I recall correctly - which I didn't want it to do anyway.
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Cornelius Henning wrote: ...when I purged the machine of Dropbox, CCleaner started working with 100% success rate...
Which, at this point, is merely a coincidence. Only after you've gone through AT LEAST two iterations of installing/uninstalling Dropbox can you know for sure.
This reminds me of a guy that I went to college with. His program was acting strangely, so he added the obligatory printf() statements to see what was going on. After that, his program started working "correctly." He was satisfied.
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him." - James D. Miles
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