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Tayla6
PostPosted: Wed May 21, 2014 7:26 am 
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Which place will you suggest for the upcoming designers and coders to learn HTML online? I know w3school is the one, what are the other good places that one can visit to get useful information and help.

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techkid
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Tayla6 wrote:
Which place will you suggest for the upcoming designers and coders to learn HTML online? I know w3school is the one, what are the other good places that one can visit to get useful information and help.


Codeacademy is the way to go my friend.
http://www.codecademy.com/en/tracks/web
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Darrel
PostPosted: Wed Oct 15, 2014 7:05 am 
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jeffreyappel wrote:
http://www.w3schools.com/html/ - Good enough too.


I agree with you "jeffreyappe", w3schools is good online learning source. Must be try it.
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Celauran
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Check out the Mozilla Developer Network. Check out HTML5 Rocks. Stay far, far away from w3schools.

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sripriya2691
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W3School is always best one for online self learning
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vijaywebsol
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I agree that w3schools is the best place to learn HTML online.
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vincent325
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Hi,
I suggest Codecademy.
I learned how to create www.world-offshore.com by structuring and styling pages with HTML and CSS.
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PaulLejoy
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You can also try Tutorials Point, which gives you enough ingredients to start with HTML.
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smithedison
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Celauran wrote:
Check out the Mozilla Developer Network. Check out HTML5 Rocks. Stay far, far away from w3schools.

i agree with you "celauran" HTML5rocks is a best place to learn HTML

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lindseynicole
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W3schools is the place to learn HTML.
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V4Vendetta
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I realize this thread is a little old, but I wanted to contribute my favourite online tutorial spot: Linda.com. I have learned everything from HTML and PHP, to learning how to use specific software, intros to various CMS's, even tutorials on how to use Google Analytics effectively, and the ins and outs of SEO and SEA including learning Google Adwords.

You can seriously learn anything through them. And I like that the have video as well as written transcripts of the video. I tended to copy and paste the transcript so that I had notes to refer back to.

I seriously find it really great. I am now trying to learn Adobe InDesign.
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martin smith
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W3schools and Codecademy are the best websites to learn HTML..
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requinix
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W3SCHOOLS IS TERRIBLE. DO NOT USE IT. I'll start deleting posts that say it's good because it is not good and misinformation is a Bad Thing.

Coding sites are generally fine. MDN is great for a Javascript reference. Avoid people's blogs.
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idealist777
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Node JS is the best programming language.
Dont learn HTML! Learn JS and go to backend!!
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Witied1988
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Either it's codeacademy or html.net. I learned HTML using those sites!

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