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How to learn html
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 "once I had it in my head I knew it couldn't be that hard"
How I did it: I spent four days going through the tutorials on http://www.w3schools.com and then I built a website using notepad. after that I learned there were programs that would help you write HTML like CUTE HTML which is awsome if your in the market for something like that. Lessons & tips: do all of the tutorials at w3schools and then build a website asap then it'll stick but if you forget something go back to w3schools. Resources: http://www.w3schools.com |
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VeganStudent is over at VeganForce.com
How I did it: Read a few books, surf a lot and see how others do it. Read blogs, forums and articles.Practice: Do, do, do!Make as many different sites as possible. With every new site you will learn new stuff. Read how I did it…
Patty watching my little daughter
How I did it: I read a book or two and wrote my own website, then a second one, and so on. It's one of the most useful things nowadays. And it's really simple, although you can write a complicated code. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I couldn't get it for a long time. I went through countless online tutorials and bought HTML for dummies. What worked for me was just trying to build my own webpage, looking at the source codes of other sites for help. Now I understand HTML and CSS. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I went on help sites that have tutorials, and practiced on websites of my own. I don't asctually know how long it took me because I would find myself using what HTML I needed from page to page on my website, as opposed to learning HTML for the sake of knowing it as this goal describes. Read how I did it…
the_monkey_one is pondering
How I did it: I initially figured out how to do it by ripping webpages of big companies to bits, figuring out what each bit does then going away to see if i can re-produce it by my own hand. Read how I did it…
I purchased a highly recommended book and got through the first 3 chapters. It takes a lot of focus for me to understand it all and RETAIN the information. It has been a couple of months since I last studied, so I will probably spend a couple of days just reviewing. This has taught me that I need to study on a regular basis, or else start from scratch every time.
Joeyzaza82 gettin tired, but still has hours and hours before the girls go to bed
So I found a really good tutortial site for this @http://www.w3schools.com/html. This is probably the best tutorial I’ve come across for any type of programming / scripting. It’s really easy to use and breaks it down one step at a time with interactive examples. Anyone can do this, at least so far….
because the instuctor disenrolled me for non-attendance even though I was clearly participating in class discussions etc. There was another student that happened to as well. This instructor sux.
So, I’m already behind, but nearly caught up with the rest of the students now.
This stuff really isn’t too hard at all
Looks like Chinese when you have no clue what the codes stand for and do.Although I still want to learn.
kellyfirst i recommend kittens
i just found a site called codepunk and it has free web tutorials. I can’t afford to get someone else to do it, so I might as well try and learn myself.
coddy56 Is tinkering with a GUI.
programing is cake, making servers and web pages is easy. I used web pages a viewed there code :) and now I make my own. but my main priority IS my OS :)
I already know HTML very well, so this goal is complete.
The hardest part is to get your page to look consistent between all the major browsers AND pass W3C validation
But how the page looks is a function of Cascading Style Sheets, which is a separate goal ;-)
I don`t really understand any of that shite, but it sure seems interesting. Learning it would definitely be cool.
 Thalassery
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nitin09 asks,
“any books & good sites on html?.i am a beginer.i dont want to master it study just a bit for my JAVA programming class”
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morethannow wants to find at least one thing each day that makes me happy and record it everyday for a year
be a great wife
Compose a list of 50 things about me
Read the book "Dan Brown - The Da Vinci Code"
set up my own animal rescue shelter
Make people laugh.
learn foreign language
fix my relationship
be in a wedding
gain muscle
Divide by zero
bebe0315 wants to get my cosmetology license
run with the bulls
Meet McFLY Again.
destroy perfection
start dancing again
backpack across europe
go on tour
get married
