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[etycto]

well eversince i got interested in web desighn i've looked for tutorials but they where not that helpfull and uderstanderble but there where two web sites that i liked

1. my favorite one was htmldog it had tutorials on HTML, CSS, and a little bit of javascript. they where very comprehenseve . and i read through all of them, understoode them, in about less than a week. also has full references for HTML, and CSS tags.

2.since html dog did not provide realy good javascript tutorial i looked to w3school for that
while it wasnt very understandable too me, maybe it was just the subject. but it offers tutorials on a lot more sujects like:HTML, XHTML, CSS, TCP/IP, XML, XSL, XSLT, XSL-FO, XPath, XQuery, XLink, XPointer, DTD, Schema, XML DOM, XForms, SOAP, WSDL, RDF, RSS, WAP, Web Services, JavaScript, HTML DOM, DHTML, VBScript, AJAX, AppML, E4X, WMLScript, SQL, ASP, ADO, PHP
and it offers full references on all these subject

Edited by etycto, 02 June 2007 - 07:23 PM.

[FolkRockFan]

I picked up a lot of HTML knowledge from htmlgoodies.com. The guy who runs the site gives pretty clear advice, writes great tutorials and often adds new stuff to the site. He covers HTML, JavaScript, et cetera, so even if you already know the basics, you can still visit the site again and learn something new.

Not that I often follow that advice or anything *grins*

[etycto]

wow this site is really cool it gots some stuff that i never seen befor
but the text is pretty small and the adds are big that's pretty distracting but i still like it though

[arza1]

webmonkey.com is also good. you can find a good list of html tags here. another good way to find html tags is to google it. it is the answer to everything. most usually when you find a site to give you tags they will tell you how to use them. and that my friend is really the basics of html code, tags that is not the gooogle thing.

[etycto]

this site is pretty good but i dont think it's the best site for beginers but i will most likely be using it as arefrence, i never knew about those special characters, sweet
but the thing about googleling tags is that you go to a diferent site constantly. also the first few results you get you may not like or understand what the site says. i think it's best that you have a site that you know you will definetly understand and have what you need.

hey check this out in this guys site people ask him a lot of tech questions and he answers them. while his site does not concentrate around HTML,CSS, Javasript, and all those web desighning. some people has asked him a lot of question relating to that, like how to put google seach on your site. check it out askdavetaylor.com

[Carson]

http://htmlgoodies.com/ is the site where I first started to learn html. I also learned a lot from downloading sites, opening them in dreamweaver, and seeing how they are made. I never got any good with html, because I never stayed making websites.

[sourabhj]

Hi,
can anyone please help me or guide me i want to learn about html forms and ssl connections also i need to learn php & javascript is there any source or free books,please help.

Thanks

Edited by sourabhj, 05 June 2007 - 03:59 AM.

[etycto]

sourabhj said:

Hi,
can anyone please help me or guide me i want to learn about html forms and ssl connections also i need to learn php & javascript is there any source or free books,please help.

Thanks
Sourabhj

as far as books go i dont think there's any free books but check w3schools they do have tutorials on javasript,and PHP.

for web forms check htmldogs. they also got a book but not free.
i dont know what ssl connections are but google it it always works

if you have any questions ask i'll see if i can answer them or find help

[narutorasengan17]

atycto, i could agree with u more, w3 schools kicks a$$, infact i learned all of the coding that i know from there, they have much more tuts other than just html css and javascript, they have tutorials for php, and for java(note: java and javascript are way too different things, java is much more advanced) they also got tutorials for SQL, they have reccomended hosts and they give you tips on how to get your site out there and known, so i would reccommend it to all!!
they have this thing called learn by example's wich really helps allot...

[Forbez]

w3schools is the best, it's where I learned everything to do with websites scripting. I suggest using w3schools to learn the basicas then move onto other sites to learn more.