When you want to learn how to do something with web programming, remember to view the source of a webpage that does it! Click the "View" menu, then "Source".
Then, here are some good websites to learn more about web programming:
| FuzzyLu's Internet Playpen is where I'd recommend you go after finishing my tutorial. They don't cover as much of the setup or tell you how to get a website, but they cover more about HTML and some other stuff too. They present it as a step-by-step process like I do.
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HTML Goodies is a great place to start. It's run by a guy named Joe Burns, and he's a really great teacher for this stuff. If you have a specific question, like "how do I do this with my webpage...", this is a good place to look. HTML Goodies (with HTML and more)
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| Here's another good site that covers a lot. It was originally written in 1995 and is being updated in 2000 to cover the newest web HTML stuff. How Do They Do That With HTML?
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Javascript is a big part of web programming, and all of the links on this page talk about it. I use it pretty much on my site (for example, the random quotes are done using Javascript). If you're new to programming, it may seem very complex to you, but really it's not. And there are plenty of tutorials out there -- just go to search.go.com or google.com and search for the phrase "javascript tutorial" and you'll find lots of results. Here are 3 that focus specifically on Javascript: Website Abstraction Javascript Tutorials Javascript for the total non-programmer
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wdvl.com -- This site covers tons of web programming stuff. There's a lot here, but it's not as easy to use as the others I've mentioned. |
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