I have taught myself html and it has made be want to learn more coding. I found a really good online class (free) that teaches CSS, XML, and java, but they are kind of assuming that you already know a little bit about the topics. I need a site that will teach me from scratch. Know of any?
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Wow, three different topics. HTML and CSS aren’t code. Neither is XML for that matter. (They are all markup). Java is though.
CSS works on proper semantic HTML/XHTML markup. So make sure you markup your HTML properly. No abusing tables for layouts. No massive div structures in place of tables. Markup headings with <h1>..etc tags, and paragraphs with <p> tags, a list of links in <ul>, etc. Sounds basic, until you see so called CSS sites wrapping everything in divs and improperly marked up code.
http://w3schools.com/
A good reference site, but to really learn CSS, you’ll want to do some extensive reading, googling, and figuring out what others have done.
http://www.alvit.de/handbook/
Spend some time on cssdrive, stylegala, and other galleries to see how CSS is really used.
For Java, start with http://java.sun.com/ Then Google and buy some books.
I fuond http://www.w3schools.com/ to be awesome.
http://www.webmonkey.com/ is also pretty good.
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