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Old 11-29-2005, 08:34 AM   #1
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I know most of you might be familiar with HTML coding. But I would anyway give some information about HTML/CSS/Javascript and how to start

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HTML/XHTML - The complete reference is a good one to start with.
But frankly for HTML any online tutorial is more than enough.
www.devguru.com has a good reference section.

For CSS - any Eric Myers books are good, though some of them are way advanced.
Learn CSS in 10 Minutes is again a very good book.
For those who can invest some money, go buy the Lynda.com tutorials or you might find them on a p2p.

Javascript - The complete reference is a good book.

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You need a plain browser and a notepad to start and nothing else. But I suggest beginners to stick with some simple HTML editor like Frontpage and dont use the WYSIWYG editors. EditPad is a good one again.

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devguru.com has a good reference
There are many other references which you can Google for.
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Old 12-03-2005, 03:30 AM   #2
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The W3C HTML 4.0 Specification has been the most useful reference for me while coding HTML.
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I love html, easy to use. It was the first language I learned and got me into web dev and programming. Go to: htmlcodetutorial.com/ - great resource for code samples and tutorials as well as a helpful forum.

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Old 12-15-2005, 12:34 AM   #4
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w3schools.com was where I learned HTML.

Actually thats a lie, I learned HTML before that site even existed I think. :P

But it has certainly taught me alot.
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I learned a little HTML a long time ago on my own. When I found out about W3 schools, I did all their tutorials on the site. They have excellent guides for all your HTML and CSS needs.
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I have learned HTML from various tutorials found on the web. Didn't really learn much HTML in the classroom though.
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i learned mainly from funky-chickens.com and lisaexplainsitall.com. But it was very basic and im still trying to learn.
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I have learned HTML from W3Schools mainly. I wasn't taught it at all in school.
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It is sometimes difficult to find decent classes on HTML, thus I use the tutorials available on the web.
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