Webteacher Software

Webteacher Software was founded in January, 1997, by Robert Young as a way to provide the non-technical community with the resources to create dynamic and successful web sites. The need for easy-to-use tutorials and applications became most evident to Rob as he was training Fortune 500 companies in all the major software programs and operating syst... ems. Rob found that of the instructional books and software that were available, all were either far too complicated or outrageously priced. Webteacher Software's first published tutorial, JavaScript for the Total Non-Programmer, spoke to the non-technical as well as the experienced web developer by explaining each concept clearly through interactive examples. JavaScript for the Total Non-Programmer has since been linked from thousands of JavaScript related web sites and is used in High Schools and Colleges worldwide. Kennesaw State University has made this tutorial the sole text for one of its accredited classes. Drawing on the immense popularity of the JavaScript tutorial, Webteacher Software launched its second tutorial, CGI for the Total Non-Programmer, to allow any user to add Common Gateway Interface Scripts (CGI Scripts) to a web site. Webteacher Software's release of Webteacher's Webdata six months later drew an immediate following within the Internet community. As the first easy database program specifically designed for the Internet, Webteacher's Webdata allows a user of any experience level to manipulate and maintain the database solely with a web browser. Webteacher receives thousands of letters of praise from business owners and webmasters from across the world commending Webteacher's Webdata's application value, customer service, and affordability.Read More