Codeacademy is great. If you're really anxious to pay for training, and/or just need the extra push that accountability from being enrolled in a class provides -- I really appreciate that myself -- then you can investigate UW Certification classes. I've really enjoyed several of these including Java and C++ training. They also have a LAMP-like program that might be just what you're looking for.
On 9/30/13 10:06 AM, "Geoff" <ge...@hawky.net> wrote: >I have played with http://www.codecademy.com/ It has helped me quite a >bit > >On 09/30/2013 09:58 AM, Adam Monsen wrote: >> I'm looking for an online or Seattle-based class where I can learn >> Javascript, CSS, and HTML5. I know the basics, so I guess I'm looking >> for an intermediate to advanced class where I mainly get to practice and >> perfect the concepts. I could certainly just find great websites and >> walk through tutorials on my own time, but I need the external >> motivation and structure of a class. I'm expecting to pay for this >> training. I'm asking on SLL and GSLUG because I need something >> FLOSS-friendly. I should be able to do all the assignments on a >> GNU/Linux desktop without issue. >> >> I have lots of experience with devops and backend software. I'm fairly >> solid on programming fundamentals. I'm okay with math and computer >> science. I'm great with Bash, Python, Java, PHP, and C/C++. I've used >> GNU/Linux almost exclusively for the last decade. >> >> Anyone got a recommendation? >
