AlexN's comments

On: Starting Computer Science: A Good Web Development Enviroment for Linux?

[AlexN]

Do you think is worth trying Python 2.6 or maybe (asumming it's going to take a while for me, and maybe by that time will be stable) better focus on the new Python 3k?

[iamdave → AlexN]

That's a good question. I want to say start with python 2.6 and get the fundamentals under your belt, but at the same time I picked up PHP right in the middle of the transition period to PHP4. That said, my best advice would be to start with 3 and have all the new concepts right away.

On: Starting Computer Science: A Good Web Development Enviroment for Linux?

[AlexN]

Could you give a link for those lectures?

[gaius → AlexN]

Here you go:

http://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.001/abelson-sussma...

On: Starting Computer Science: A Good Web Development Enviroment for Linux?

[AlexN]

Thanks to ALL for the responses.

I will look at those SCIP lectures. I'm not really that noob, but I wanted you to assume that when giving me advice.

Also will check the developer toolbar for firefox.

I have never used IRC, maybe later I will make use of them, thanks.

Thanks for pointing me to Django, that will be later, when I have developed my skills.

BTW: Ubuntu is awesome.