
Where to find great technical tutorials
Ed Tittel 09.02.2004
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If there's one hallmark of working in a small or midsized business, it's that full-time IT focus is more of a luxury than a typical practice. Often those tasked with taking care of systems must learn while doing the very tasks they need to know about. Such folks tend to appreciate good sources of technical information wherever they can be found; any of the following list of nonpareils will be worth investigating as time and other responsibilities allow. I've also identified which resources have special focuses, so harried professionals can easily zero in on areas of greatest interest or need at any given moment.
Of course, this is just the start of an enormous amount of free training, tutorials, labs, examples and other information readily available online. If you're interested in some particular topic or another, you can always turn to your favorite search engine to find more focused materials. For example, should you wish to learn more about Macromedia Flash, try searching on "Flash tutorial" or "Macromedia Flash tutorial" (Google turns up more than 60,000 responses to the former and more than 5,000 responses to the latter). Careful use of online tools will help you quickly focus on the most useful resources.
Ed Tittel is a writer, consultant and trainer who works with and around network protocols, security, XML and more. Keep an eye peeled for his upcoming Wiley book The PC Magazine Guide to Fighting Spyware, Adware, and Malware, due in bookstores in December.
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