Javascript frameworks for tree huggers by senior trainees.

Ever been "the new guy" who was wheeled out to the customer as the answer to their past problems with your employer?

I know I say that the the images I used had to be Creative Commons, but CommitStrip's Le stagiaire senior (Senior Trainee) pushed all the right buttons for me.

I have to admire the young intern's ability to hold a smile.

According to their about page:

"Licence
You can use our strips for any non-commercial usage. You can use them to illustrate an article or a blog post, as long as it’s not just a duplicated content. In all cases, a back link and a mention is required."

Close enough to an informal BY-SA-NC for me so I emailed the authors to check that they were OK with my using it. They were.

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Other notable entries:

2. Take on the tree huggers. [Toonhole]
3. A support group for authors of Javascript frameworks. [Not Invented Here]
4. I read the Questionable Content webcomic, but it's a slice of life webcomic and not particulaly funny. They recently did an arc on how a character Googled her symptoms and found it was Cancer. The Doctor said it wasn't, just a benign keratoma. Another take on a similar scenario that wound up in a single strip [Cyanide and Happiness]

Also worth a look if you're a bit bored:

1. You need a balanced diet [Married to the Sea]
2. Who was  your childhood hero? [St Beals]
3. The world is passing us by. [Funday Morning]