Web Design - Informational and Inspirational Sites
- Thread starter ALPHA
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http://robouk.mchost.com - Mainly Photoshop tutorials. Has some other stuff (not much) though.
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Sorry to burst your bubble I think that is http://www.robouk.com or something. - I already have it down.
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- Misnblu
- Misnblu
Here are some other html and related sites.
Writing HTML
Intro to HTML
HTML and Java introductions
How to create a webpage with HTML
There are many more but these are what I got started with.
Hope this helps the thread.
Misnblu
Writing HTML
Intro to HTML
HTML and Java introductions
How to create a webpage with HTML
There are many more but these are what I got started with.
Hope this helps the thread.
Misnblu
GilesGuthrie
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I'm pretty much using:
www.php.net - has all the PHP documentation, plus a lot of helpful comments from other coders (read the comments AND the manual, because sometimes the manual is off-beam)
www.mysql.net, which is the official site of MySQL
http://javascript.about.com - has a lot of information on how to write Javascript, and is different from...
http://javascript.internet.com, which has a lot of pre-built code for you to use.
Also, anyone who's using MySQL databases should use phpMyAdmin, which can be downloaded from PHPWizard.net, and allows a lot of the more complex database functions (i.e. the ones that can really screw the database) to be carried out automatically. Also allows you to check the syntax of your MySQL queries.
When I was first starting out, I used http://builder.cnet.com a lot, they had good tutorials on HTML design and Javascript stuff.
www.php.net - has all the PHP documentation, plus a lot of helpful comments from other coders (read the comments AND the manual, because sometimes the manual is off-beam)
www.mysql.net, which is the official site of MySQL
http://javascript.about.com - has a lot of information on how to write Javascript, and is different from...
http://javascript.internet.com, which has a lot of pre-built code for you to use.
Also, anyone who's using MySQL databases should use phpMyAdmin, which can be downloaded from PHPWizard.net, and allows a lot of the more complex database functions (i.e. the ones that can really screw the database) to be carried out automatically. Also allows you to check the syntax of your MySQL queries.
When I was first starting out, I used http://builder.cnet.com a lot, they had good tutorials on HTML design and Javascript stuff.
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www.ultrashock.com - Better than 2advanced in my opinion.
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It is www.robouk.mchost.com - but www.robouk.com leads you to the same site.
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