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WiBit.Net will be temporarily taken offline for routine maintenance on 9/22/2018. The site is expected to be down for 2-3 hours.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
Starting next week, I will begin posting some gaming style videos featuring me (Kevin) that I have had in my stash for quite a while. And I want to share them with you while I begin to work on new content.
Over the last few weeks I have been putting my forensics skills to good use by collecting data from numerous sources to re-populate the WiBit.Net database.
Hey WiBit Friends! I cannot express how grateful I am for your patience while I have been working through this database crisis. As of right now, WiBit.Net is back online!
Recently I have rekindled my love affair with Linux. Here is my story. I hope it inspires you to go out and do something that you used to love but haven’t done in a while.
One of our WiBiters brought to our attention that a reddit post mentioned us as a “Discouraged Resource” for learning C++. Let’s take a second to look at the criticism and see what we think!
Oh no! Here is Kevin with a provocative article that could create some dividing lines! Let me first start off by saying that at the time of this writing I have no children, however, an increasing number of people that I know do. My Facebook feed is cluttered with pictures of new parents and their very young kids. I ask the question, is this OK?
The team here at WiBit has been hard at work over the past few months putting together a brand new course lineup to roll out. In case the title didn’t give it away, we’re going to cover scripting languages! Yay!
Last night we started sending out an email to all of our users from back when we used Drupal letting everyone know that we’ve rebuilt the site. Here is the contents of that email:
This is not a comprehensive review of the Microsoft Surface Pro, but instead a little blab about one aspect of the device that makes the iPad seem more like a toy.
Sandboxing is one of those widely used I.T. buzz words. In some circles of software developers this word is on par with other common business buzz terms like “Synergy” or “Innovation”.
First, let me start by stating that this topic is a good one for an instructional site that teaches computer programming, because all of you are designers in your own right.
Last week I came across an interesting word “Polyglot”. It was used to describe a programmer that uses no single programming language more than 50% of the time.
With WiBit being an online tutorial site I figured it would be a good idea to review online schools to see whats out there in a more official capacity.
If this is your first visit to WiBit.Net you may have no idea what we are, who we are, why we are doing this. I am going to try and clear this up for you.
Entering college and can’t decide on a career path? Check out software engineering, if you want to exit college in a good paying, job friendly environment.
In reality, if you’re just getting out of college and you are looking for your first development job I would suggest that you take the first opportunity. When you are a newbie you are valuable because you’re cheap and expendable. When you get years and experience under your belt then you command more respect.