What's the best way to learn HTML?
What's the best way to learn HTML?
Jacob Lee
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Tyler Hall
by writing html
Jason Brooks
Get off your ass shitposting on Sup Forums and actually learn it. It's not hard.
Isaiah Taylor
I'm learning using this. It's awesome
udemy.com
Austin White
w3schools
Angel Campbell
Gald you asked.
youtube.com
Idk if you are on windows or gnu/linux
If you are on windows use notepad++
Gnu/linux, use nano.
Kevin Rivera
there is literally no reason to learn HTML
Robert Kelly
glad*
Robert Ross
Wow, this guy is kinda weird but I like it. Is this, by any chance, you?
Owen Mitchell
if someone needs instructions beyond "install notepad++" they are already a lost cause
Julian Perez
I'm not bucky?
I actually learned HTML and css from him when i was around 12.
He is really good at explaining things.
Benjamin Jones
It's a pretty solid text editor.
No one should use anything other than Notepad++ for programming if they are on windows.
Camden Ramirez
Gentoo, install it . Nice blog btw
Thomas Howard
Yeah I'm liking his style so far. Is this still HTML5 compatible? I don't think HTML5 was fully implemented by the time he was making these videos
Ethan Davis
this
Jackson Long
this
Lucas Hernandez
I agree with this guy, I would usually recommend something free, but I don't know something free that quality anywhere near this.
But if you want free instead, OP () then try freecodecamp.com or www.udacity.com (which is usually pretty great, but if you quickly want to be able to make something useful then the web developer bootcamp is great)
Christian Nguyen
Html version doesn't matter. Don't worry about it.
Just always have "" that at the top.
Also btw you don't need to watch every single video, just stop at video #25.
Isaac Evans
i agree. i'm just saying if you need video instructions on how to install it you are a lost cause already
Oliver Wood
>No one should use anything other than Notepad++ for programming if they are on windows.
sublimetext is better
Carter Foster
one html book and your os's text editor.
Jaxson Morgan
What's the most complicated thing you could do with HTML5?
Matthew Turner
htmldog for html & css, mdn for js
Austin Adams
What's there to learn?
Luis Murphy
durgasoft.com
Julian Sullivan
It's for Java, not HTML.
Cameron Cook
Logan Jones