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Old 07-06-2010, 12:31   #1
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Some useful and free technical books

Thought I'd share the following info,

IBM are releasing soem "Getting Started" books in a number of IT technologies. These are free and ideal for people thinking of a career in IT or wishing to learn a new skill

There are 2 available now with more to follow.

Fill your boots

https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/w...us/FREE+eBooks


WebSphere is a very much in demand skill and as an example a decent Contractor will earn £450-600 per day as self employed or 35-50K permie. so if you have the aptitude and fancy a change its worth a look. I will also be happy to assist anyone who genuinely wants to learn this skill as its my core skill set.
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Old 07-06-2010, 12:46   #2
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Re: Some useful and free technical books

I forgot to mention I also have a Virtual Box 'image' including the developer edition of WebSphere running on centOS (close to red hat ) to use as a learning tool. you need a reasonable spec machine ( 2gig CPU, 2 gig RAM min ) but it only needs about 8 gig of disk space. Shout if you want a copy ( its all free for non commercial use so ideal for this )
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Old 07-06-2010, 13:47   #3
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Cheers pal will look into this stuff - just about finish my 2nd Year of CS Degree some skills outside of course would be useful
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Old 07-06-2010, 17:57   #4
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no worrys mate. let me know if you want a copy of the vBulletin image. a 4 meg usb stick is the easiest way.
equally if you want the low down on websphere let me know. we also occasionally do graduate programmes at work
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