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Microsoft Virtual Academy–Web Development Wednesdays

Microsoft Virtual Academy started a new initiative to get you going as a Web Developer: the Web Development Wednesdays. Every Wednesday they release a new web development training session where they explore platforms, frameworks, and everything somewhat related to web development.

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From the site:

Web developers, do you want help navigating the modern world of web development? Join us for Web Wednesdays, an online web development training series, as we explore platforms, frameworks, and browsers to connect data and people. Entertaining and informative experts address scalability, design, and performance issues in each of these online web development courses. This training for web developers offers practical tips and explores real-world scenarios to help make your job easier. Don’t miss these opportunities to get the rest of the “web story”!

These sessions are offered for free, so no excuse for not signing up…

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