From: Jonathan W <jwi...@ea...> - 2001-04-03 03:19:18
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What about sending emails in both text and html? I don't know exactly how it works, but my mail client offers that ability (and still have it be one email)? Thanks for all of your suggestions. In my eyes, there is something that this project has that _The C++ Standard Library_ by Josuttis and other wonderful c++ books don't. Sure this book is wonderful and you can learn a lot from it, but it lacks interaction. Besides just being able to ask questions, this interaction helps motivate. The reason why I have not yet posted lessons in web accessible form (except for archive and infra purposes) is to avoid "Book Syndrom" (please disregard the acronym of it). What I am worried about is if everyone knows that there is a huge collection of all of the current lessons, they would feel bound to trying to read the web-based lessons first. By the time they try to read the lessons, they may already have lost motivation. I may end up putting lessons on the web, although I am cautious of walking the fine line of Book Syndrom (although this could probably be avoided by not having a website index). --proph, jw Timothy A. Musson wrote: > My vote is email posts in non-html format. > > A pretty colorized version put on a web page somewhere as a > supplement would be nice, of course. > > -Tim > > > At 03:40 PM 4/2/01 , you wrote: > >> "Stephan K. Zitz" wrote: >> >>>>>>>> "Sengir4114" == Sengir4114 <Sen...@ao...> writes: >>>>>>> >>> Sengir4114> I think html lessons are an excellent idea. I don't >>> Sengir4114> know of any browsers that can't handle them. >>> >>> Sengir4114> ~Benjamin <HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT >>> Sengir4114> SIZE=2>I think html lessons are an excellent idea. I >>> Sengir4114> don't know of any browsers that <BR>can't handle them. >>> Sengir4114> <BR> <BR>~Benjamin</FONT></HTML> >>> >>> One thing to remember: many of us are using text-based "browsers" for >>> email. While they /can/ interpret/semi-render html, they won't >>> necessarily have the same *presentation* as your favourite graphics >>> browser. >>> >>> Just out of curiosity, is there a reason the *lessons* are being sent >>> through email? Wouldn't it make more sense to post them on >>> www.worldforge.org somewhere? Or is the fear that people have access >>> to email, but not necessarily the web? >>> >> >> IMO, it's better to get lessons by mail, because it's easier to reply to >> them to discuss them, ask questions, etc. >> >> -- >> -Dave Turner Stalk me: (215)-545-2859 >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> <pug> Wait, you're right, I'm thinking of the Ankh-Morpork Assassin's >> guild, sorry >> >> _______________________________________________ >> cpptraining mailing list >> cpp...@ma... >> https://mail.worldforge.org/lists/listinfo/cpptraining >> > > > _______________________________________________ > cpptraining mailing list > cpp...@ma... > https://mail.worldforge.org/lists/listinfo/cpptraining _______________________________________________ cpptraining mailing list cpp...@ma... https://mail.worldforge.org/lists/listinfo/cpptraining |