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December 21st, 2006   Post 1
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This site is a great place for beginners as well as advanced webmasters. It has everything from tutorials to certification programs and quick reference guides.. If you have any questions with HTML/XHTML and CSS this should be your first stop.

Speaking of certifications has anyone gotten any?

Remember code compliant is where it's at

http://www.w3schools.com/

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December 21st, 2006   Post 2
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I use w3schools quite a lot myself for reference, and their validators are quite usefull as well:
http://www.w3schools.com/site/site_validate.asp

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Speaking of certifications has anyone gotten any?
What do you mean by certifications??

Last edited by -HAL-; December 22nd, 2006 at 09:20. Reason: Got my question answered.. :)

 
December 21st, 2006   Post 3
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I was speaking of this

http://www.w3schools.com/cert/default.asp

I myself was thinking about getting the HTML Dev. Cert.

Yeah I forgot to mention the validator, that thing is very handy.
 
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Ah, that kind of certification..
Then I don't have any (yet), but I'll check them out later...
 
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Ah, that kind of certification..
Then I don't have any (yet), but I'll check them out later...
Yeah I'm not sure how big they are yet but who knows in the future, plus it's just one more thing you can throw in your resume
 
July 23rd, 2007   Post 6
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W3schools are one of the best places for learning and testing html and some languages above. I can not say anything about languages about html bucause thats all I learned off of w3 schools, but i can say i learned well and fast.
 
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I think that w3school is the best, it has some very good information as a beginner and still learning i have found that w3school is the best so far i have seen others but i prefer to go to w3school.
 
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I agree been there a couple of times too. It is a pretty useful site, especially starting on the basics
 
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