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is there any easy way to learn?

         

DukeR

2:09 am on Mar 15, 2018 (gmt 0)



Hello guys,

Hope everyone here is doing well so far. I need your help here. I would like to learn about HTML. Is there any easy way to learn?

Please let me know. Thank you!

NickMNS

2:23 am on Mar 15, 2018 (gmt 0)

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There are many resources for learning, not just HTML, but also CSS, JS, PHP.

I like w3schools.com. Even though I am well versed in most of these (not PHP, as I prefer Python) I still often refer to site to get information about the details of specific commands. The site is setup with tutorial formats, you pick a language like HTML, and the simply follow along, nice and simple and easy too understand.

Then the best way to learn is start a project. Put a site together, keep it simple and you will learn as you go. HTML and CSS are pretty straight forward.

graeme_p

11:12 am on Mar 15, 2018 (gmt 0)

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MDN: [developer.mozilla.org ] Its got a lot of information and is trustworthy. Its pretty comprehensive.

w3schools is past its bad patch but having had that I see no particular reason to trust it, and choosing a name that misleads many people to think its connected to w3c is a bit sleazy.

There is also a W3C endorsed MOOC on either EDX or Coursera. I cannot remember which. There are a number of others as well.

Finally I agree with Nick that starting a project is the best way to go. Try a small project (say a personal site with just a few pages and simple design) then a course, then something more complex.

tangor

8:56 pm on Apr 17, 2018 (gmt 0)

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First, learn HTML. Having said that, what do you want to do on the web? Personal site, Info? Business? Ecommerce? If the last two you might look at a CMS like Wordpress. A basic site fairly quick, not too much coding (though you CAN code to heart's content), and many plugins to things you might want to add.

w3cshools.com is a pretty basic place to start. Has benefit of seeing the code, see it in action, see it when you make modifications.