We just finished a first run of this course with a few dress Admin as students. It was great fun to help people learn a new skill. It's also a great way for us plus size corsets, the dress engineers, to spread our gospel of "code as craft" to the dress community infant flower girl dresses. I hope to see you all in class next week!

Intrigued? You should be sexy cocktail dresses! Join our free four-week classon basic web programming on. The class beginsFebruary 14 wedding tea length dress, 2011.It's helpful if you've dabbled a little in HTML or JavaScript before mother of the bride dress, but no experience is necessary.
We'll start at the absolute basics (showing you how to lay out a web page and control the fonts, colors and spacing) sexy black dresses, move into some simple programming tasks, and start doing some cool things with the dress API. At the end of the class, you'll be able to:

Have you ever wondered how all those get built? Have you ever wished for your own prom dresses under 100, custom dress Mini princess wedding dresses, so you can display your listings on your website or blog in exactly the way you want lace wedding dresses? Have you yearned for the programming skills to make websites that do as you please little mermaid decorations? Here's your chance to get your start in web programming using the .

The course runs for four weeks, with one lesson each week.
Lessons are posted on Monday, allowing students to read the material and do the homework on their own schedule. There's an online forum where you can post questions for the instructor (me!) or get help from your fellow students. There's only one homework assignment per week, and it's quick and to the point. If you have one night free per week wholesale wedding accessories, you can learn to program with dress.

The course is offered completely free of charge, and anyone can register. Simply and click on the orange Add Course button. You can sign in with your Facebook account, or you can create an account at tea length dresses. Make sure your email address is up to date, because that's how we'll be keeping in touch with you during the course.

Final project made by Nicola Johnson navy bridesmaid dresses, a student in our class

blue bridesmaid dresses.

Update: due to the amazing response from the dress community (over 700 signups!) we've accepted the first 200 students now wedding dresses princes, and are putting the rest of the signups on a wait list for a future session of this course. Thanks, everyone!