Recommendations for a good source to learn HTML

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and also, I am pretty much a beginner with writing any type of code besides the little bit of experience I have programming in Java... and I mean very little

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Psoasman

Try TheNewBoston - Free Educational Video Tutorials on Computer Programming, Adobe Software, Computer Science and More! He's got some good tutorials on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

W3C schools is good, too.

radix

HTML and CSS Tutorials, References, and Articles | HTML Dog

Roguetadhg

I used lissaexplains back in the day.

RobertKaucher

In addition to the resources mentioned, I created a study guide for the HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript exam from Microsoft.

http://www.techexams.net/forums/microsoft-developers-certifications/79076-70-480-programming-html5-javascript-css3.html#post672850

If you are serious about getting into web development you can't do better than the courses provided by PluralSight.com.

Xcluziv

radix wrote: »

HTML and CSS Tutorials, References, and Articles | HTML Dog

Good link man....going to check out a few of those tuts

I agree with Psoasman, W3Schools is great to learn HTML and other coding principles

radix

Xcluziv wrote: »

Good link man....going to check out a few of those tuts

I agree with Psoasman, W3Schools is great to learn HTML and other coding principles

no problem was into web/software development before you could also check out Web development tutorials, from beginner to advanced | Nettuts+

al3kt.R***

W3Schools is all about top-notch tutorials for code-rookies

Joedoc164

Consider html.net or codeacademy, both have been helpful for me.

NotHackingYou

Head First HTML and CSS. Great book sold on Amazon