List of lists

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

If you read along here you know that I’m not one to recommend a lot of online resources that cost money. Let’s face it, with the IT budget I’m given at work, and the salary I make from that job, I need all the free resources I can get! But you owe it to yourself to go ahead and get the Plus Edition of the Langa Letter. If you had, then, like me, you could have spent part of last night being overwhelmed by this overwhelming list of bookmarks. I could spend days exploring that site!

And, as you can see on this page about the newsletter, part of the profits of the Plus edition go to very worthy causes. What more could you want?

OK, that’s enough of the commercial. 🙂

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