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Html learning for fun - Elvinos2003 - 08-03-2023
Hello! I doubt to find people here doing html coding but if some do, I’d like some tips. I am curious about it. I know a bit the basic but having more would help instead of just watching videos etc.
By the way, the ones I know are C/C++ and a bit assembly but one more won’t hurt.
RE: Html learning for fun - Sally - 08-03-2023
Damn imagine bundling HTML with C++, C or Asm, totally looks like bait.
Anyways if you're interested in markup, check out Org-mode, it's readable and simple, much more than HTML in both aspects and also a Markdown replacement, and it encourages learning Lisp which is a plus.
RE: Html learning for fun - Elvinos2003 - 08-03-2023
Well, I can’t really match C++/C or Asm with HTML.
But thanks I guess…
RE: Html learning for fun - Alley - 08-03-2023
I log on this forum in months and this is the first thing I read. The nomads were right.
HTML isn't considered a programming language in any way. If you want to learn, the best thing you can do is install Visual Studio Code or whatever you prefer and practice. The nice part is you don't need to compile anything. Depending on what works for you, there's plenty of youtube courses to get started, but if you're more old fashioned, Mozilla Developer Network has a lot of resources: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Introduction_to_HTML
The best way to make progress is to be curious, practice and check out what other people did.
RE: Html learning for fun - Elvinos2003 - 08-03-2023
(08-03-2023, 08:19 PM)Alley Wrote: I log on this forum in months and this is the first thing I read. The nomads were right.
HTML isn't considered a programming language in any way. If you want to learn, the best thing you can do is install Visual Studio Code or whatever you prefer and practice. The nice part is you don't need to compile anything. Depending on what works for you, there's plenty of youtube courses to get started, but if you're more old fashioned, Mozilla Developer Network has a lot of resources: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Introduction_to_HTML
The best way to make progress is to be curious, practice and check out what other people did.
Thanks friend. But the way it looks like, to me, it looks like a language of coding. However thanks for the details!
RE: Html learning for fun - realekki - 08-04-2023
if you speak german try this:
https://selfhtml.david-scharnagel.de/
all you need is a simple texteditor and a browser, the rest ist copy, paste and see whats happen.
ignore the "outdated"