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Just announced: the Opera Web Standards Curriculum

Tuesday, 8. July 2008, 19:37:24

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Announced today, the Opera Web Standards Curriculum is part of Opera Education, Opera's outreach program for universities, schools, and other educational institutions. The curriculum is an amazing resource, and it's all free. I think I'll spend part of my summer vacation improving my Web development skills! :smile:

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DotEd 8. July 2008, 20:47

This is what Opera needs to be doing. I am a huge advocate of a web standards curriculum.

I too will be reading.

dantesoft 9. July 2008, 06:59

:yes:

Opera's in my lab since it supported XSL's document() :D

FataL 9. July 2008, 15:58

Help to spread information about it with Digg and Reddit.

Really great articles. Will wait for the rest. :up:
Also I think the articles should be translated to more languages.

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