[Help]Easy Tutorial to leanr html?
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winosergio
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thenewboston is the place check it on youtube (I cant post links) This page is great, his owner, Bucky Roberts, has made lots of tutorials in every subject you can imagine.
He is a very clever person and quite creative, his english accent is very nice to understand for foreigners(like me)
I think you will like it.
He is a very clever person and quite creative, his english accent is very nice to understand for foreigners(like me)
I think you will like it.
hameem
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This one seems very easy to me http://www.w3schools.com/html/ sitting right on top for the search term "html"
apoorv
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Sitepoint's tutorials are generally nice. HTMLDog is good, too. W3Schools isn't too bad but there's a lot of misinformation there.
To be honest, what you should do is just open notepad, grasp the basics (tags, etc), have an aim in mind and start coding. Learn CSS too, after you're done with HTML.
To be honest, what you should do is just open notepad, grasp the basics (tags, etc), have an aim in mind and start coding. Learn CSS too, after you're done with HTML.
milian
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apoorv
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Codeacademy isn't for HTML, is it? Think it was for Javascript.
Codeschool is a great — perhaps the best — alternative if you're willing to pay! It is what an online tutorial site should be.
EDIT: Just saw, they have added HTML section too. That's your best bet then for free tutorials.
zherwin021
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use google and search all you want to learn,
kazumasama
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I agree with Googling for books. Look for up-to-date ones. Might even want to start HTML5 as that seems to be the "new thing". After that i would do CSS or Javascript.
carlospachola
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Thanks
winosergio
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