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| Sickness Posts: 10/41 |
Thats the obvious one. I think he meant to place an alterbative to youre source
(if anyone notices English is not my native tounge, sorry bout that) |
| Aurxix Posts: 5/252 |
The simple anwser is www.w3schools.com |
| Gavin Posts: 5/181 |
Pretty intersesting link. I especially like the articles revolving around managing website once they are up and choosing good hosting and such. I can say I have a fairly good knowledge of the web programming, however I have very little experience actually managing a website. Actually just tonight I had to set up FTP and SQL access and a subdomain for a site. I can see where people might be a tad confused. |
| Doppelganger Posts: 98/300 |
It's how I learned how to read and write some good coding, granted, im not an expert because I didnt keep at it, but this will teach you the basics! It's mostly centered on its own board system, but there's links in the side bar that lead to programming articles and such. Click here |
