Re: 404--On HTML

Hi Jose, and Welcome!

If you want, to learn, you are sure to the right place! 

If I may suggest, you are welcome to join us on Freenode IRC
#webplatform.  Our channel is not always alive with conversations but if
you talk to our regulars [0], you might get an answer.  Most of us are
active on IRC following EST timezone and we have regular meetings [1] on
tuesdays, you can drop an ear and participate.

Regarding the issue you raised, I wasn't aware of it.  If you want to
help and that's nobody else already did something that broke (we should
check that first), you could help us uploading and update the links. In
any case, I can help you with that.

Also, if you want to learn about the tutorials and basics that doesn't
fit in your mind and you'd like a quick chat-intro, do not hesitate to
poke me (or any regulars, for that matter) on IRC on the #webplatform
channel.

  [0]: Regulars: [renoirb, shepazu, julee, garbee, elizerb, frozenice,
jensimmons, AmeliaBR]
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On 2014-05-03, 7:30 AM, Jose Colon Delgado wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just recently joined this mail group. By way of background, I'm working
> through the HTML tutorial and have little experience, hence my desire to
> learn. 
>
> At any rate, it looks like the HTML tutorial was originally hosted at
> http://dev.opera.com/ and links in the tutorial still point to that location
> that produce the following 404. 
>
> In the links section of the tutorial: As usual,
> <http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/18-html-links-let-s-build-a-web/links_co
> de.zip> there is an accompanying zip file to this tutorial, which contains
> several files we'll refer to as we go along.
>
> This page is not found. Try using the search box above to find the article
> you need. Note that Web Standards Curriculum content has been migrated to
> <http://webplatform.org/> WebPlatform.org. A static backup of Dev.Opera in
> Feb 2014 is
> <https://github.com/operasoftware/devopera-static-backup/tree/master/http/de
> v.opera.com/articles/view> available on GitHub and might contain what you're
> looking for.
>
> For example, in the links section of the tutorial there is the following: 
>
> As usual,
> <http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/18-html-links-let-s-build-a-web/links_co
> de.zip> there is an accompanying zip file to this tutorial, which contains
> several files we'll refer to as we go along. 
>
> If this is already logged as an issue, my apologies. 
>
> Let me know if there is anything you would like me to help with as I work my
> way through the tutorials.
>
> Regards,
>
> Jose