This isn't the place to advertise your blog, which I now promise never
to visit.

Even if it had anything to do with JavaScript, which it apparently doesn't.

> http://interviewjava.blogspot.com/
>; Posted by: "Dharmendra Pundeer" pundeer_d%40yahoo.com">pundeer_dyahoo.com pundeer_d
> Date: Mon Apr 16, 2007 4:20 am ((PDT))
>
> In web-search of good and tricky interview questions on Java and Java
> EE technologies, I personally felt either the stuff on Internet is
> too much with too little emphasis on quality of answers or not too
> varied and little number of questions with too verbose answers.This
> prompted me to make an honest attempt to compile Java/Java EE
> interview questions with their clear,concise and precise answers.
>
> The performance in interviews is very much dependent upon how you
> answer those tricky questions.Sometimes too lengthy answers are as
> bad as short ones.Your clear-cut answers should reflect your correct
> understanding of the fundamentals of a certain topic and your honest
> approach to interview board. As I myself had been at both the ends,
> as an interviewee and an interviewer, I realized that I should come
> up with my own blog covering most frequently and also not so
> frequently asked interview questions in Java and Java EE Domain.
>
> I have just started in this direction and I need
> suggestions/comments/code snippets/more questions or whatever you
> think is relevant to improve this space for the good of all of us.I
> will keep learning and sharing these questions with all of you.
>;
> Have fun,
>; http://interviewjava.blogspot.com/
>;
>
>

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I took this to be spam from the beginning and dumped it. I wonder why we have to endure other peoples' over-inflated egos?

Back on-topic: I wonder if it's actually possible to teach people to program in JavaScript, such as in a classroom situation, or is it (as I suspect) up to the individual who has an interest, to learn alone by reading and asking questions?

Regards,

Alan.

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From: Jon Stephens
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Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 4:36 AM
Subject: [JavaScript] Re: [URL-in-subject spam]

This isn't the place to advertise your blog, which I now promise never
to visit.

Even if it had anything to do with JavaScript, which it apparently doesn't.

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