Tutorials and Sources

Tutorials and Sources - Web Programming​

Please post any additions to get them added.

Tutorials - (X)HTML & CSS

• SuF's HTML Basics Guide I
• SuF's HTML Basics Guide II
• TDD's Web Design series: Part 1 - The xHTML Tags
• TDD's Web Design Series - Part 2, Thought behind it
• TDD's Web Design Series - Part 3, Limitations
• TDD's Web Design Series - Part 4, basic navigation
• A Guide To Basic HTML
• Basic HTML Help for Kids - Lissa Explains it All
• W3schools HTML Tutorials
• Sean Greasley's HTML Video Tutorial Series

Tutorials - PHP

• Understanding PHP and the Basics
• Simple Php Tutorial
• W3schools PHP Tutorial
• PHP 101: PHP For the Absolute Beginner
• PHP & MySQL Tutorials - sitepoint.com
• PHP & MySQL Tutorials - php-mysql-tutorial.com
• PHP Tutorials - melonfire.com
• PHP Tutorials - Free2Code.com
• Official PHP Manual
• PHP Help & Scripts Forum
• Practical PHP Programming - Online Book
  

Sources - (X)HTML & CSS

• None

Sources - PHP

• None

Please note that this is a work in progress.

 

Wow, this made searching much easier :] Thank you!

 

thank you

 

Favorited, i will be needing this in the future, looks very organized and well explained thank you for this.

 

I watched ALL OF THEM and already could do a bunch of stuff by the 4th episode...

1st Ep: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm7qdJX6eCc

 

Welcome to this forum site .Here you will find lots of the things and

for your problems u can contact to your friends and other members.

thanks
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Debra Fine

 

Nice thread.

HTML[dot]net also has some good tutorials

 

I could already tell this website is awesome. Right now I'm in college learning about using HTML and PHP so this is a great follow-up guide to me.

 

PHP 101 - PHP for The Absolute Beginner no longer works

 

http://devzone.zend.com/6/php-101-php-for-the-absolute-beginner/

 

I shall spend time to update this.

 

Hi SuF, any pointers on Java resources?

 

Who the fuck approved this name change? Jesus fucking christ I hate name changes.

On topic Stanford has some great Java lectures on YouTube:

But really I've found the best way to learn is to find a project and just go out and do it. You'll learn a ton by having to figure shit out as you go.