It would make it easier to jump around. Maybe even a fixed selection on the left of the page. If there are too many subjects, you should consider lumping some into categories, and then when hovering over the selected category, another dropdown list of more specific topics can appear.

When I click on the link, the link goes directly to...the link page again. Any ideas?

I've an idea to bring skillpunch on the next level which no one has ever thought of until now. It would be creating a desktop client for skillpunch where people would be able to access resources more easily. For further details contact me at my id.

I'd definitely love to learn about making income from the internet. For that I've suggested some of the topics to be covered on your site. Don't you have the list of every available courses 'coz I wasn't able to find that out.

I want to add the ITpreneurs Store, an IT Best Practices elearning website, store.itpreneurs.com
How can I do it?

I'd like the option to hide sections. eg:

$(function() {
$(".category h1").click(function() {
$(this) .parent()
.css({
'overflow': 'hidden',
'height': $(this).hasClass('open') ? 'auto' : '25px'
});

$(this) .toggleClass('open');
}).css('cursor', 'pointer');
})

Entering 'javascript web application development' produces no results.

This is a rapidly developing area and there is a myriad of platforms currently under development (spine, knockout, backbone, javascripmvc, etc.)

I'm disappointed that you search machine knows nothing about it.

http://popupchinese.com

and

http://popupcantonese.com

The list of top-searched things would be nice. Right now, the discoverability of content is hard. Until you get more users, I want to know what I can learn about, I don't want to go like ".NET - nope. Tensors - nope. Hmm, what else?" Versus - "Oh, there's an article about Complex Analysis!

How about adding the MIT free online courses (if this is legally allowed)?

http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm

I've found several good tutorials around the internet that aren't listed by SkillPunch. I'd like to share them with others here.

Also, perhaps I could search by "tutorials I submitted", so that I could help others find useful tutorials while using SkillPunch like a bookmark list of my own favorites?

Attempted to search for go (programming language) information. Searching for just "go" found nothing relevant, searching for "go language" and "go programming" yielded nothing at all.

Codecademy has some free resources for this

The books mentioned here can be found easily on sites like amazon. What I would really like some site to do is make it easier to search for quality free resources like courses offered by "the new boston" channel on youtube and the free courses offered by various universities around the world.

if there's nothing found, try listing some results from google (or a link to a google search)

after hitting search, the most important thing to list is the search result, not the logo (try showing a very small logo on the results page)

java tutorials

Mobile apps are here to stay, whether as native apps or as a mobile web apps. I'd love to learn some more on that!