I learned through modifying free templates and setting up my own websites. I have a pretty good grasp of it, but sometimes weird stuff happens, haha.
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I learned through modifying free templates and setting up my own websites. I have a pretty good grasp of it, but sometimes weird stuff happens, haha.
W3 Schools is definitely the best. You can easily teach yourself, and it is very easy and fun. It is much better that taking a class.
It only takes a few days to learn html anyways.
I learned it by checking W3Schools Online Web Tutorials, also downloading files and see what they do, than checking the source code..
It's the easiest way to learn things IMO :D
Some of you may have already seen my post about my experience with Yahoo Geocities. Well, in order for me to code my site, I had to learn HTML, so I would just look around for the certain code I was looking for to get the job done.
Has anyone here taken a class on HTML?
Yes, I know many people do take classes.
I learnt HTML by studying tutorials online. Learnt XHTML through Lynda.com videos. I am now learning PHP, Coldfusion and Flex through Lynda.com too...Wanna boost my portfolio and start a big project.
I have heard that Lynda.com. I guess I should go ahead and buy it as I want to get started properly and quickly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Forsaken
Lynda.com and CBT Nuggets are two awesome sites that offer video tutorials in many IT fields. Allows you to learn at your own pace and as if you are in a classroom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Farrhad A
I have just started learning HTML and PHP from the guy in the previous post.
Just learnt three types of HTML: Strict, transitional and Frameset :)
Am I genius or what... :D
w3schools and some pdf tutorials...htmldog was also a pretty good site