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Recommended learning site:
Freecodecamp.org
I have found it to be a very useful resource! They have hundreds of hours of courses for each coding category and it's all free!
 
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Here’s my favorite site: https://validator.w3.org

You won’t always like the outcome, but it will discipline you to write clean code.

You’ve got to be careful with CSS and HTML because your page can be loaded with bad code . . . and still display correctly. Trust me, sooner or later you’re going to have to clean that bad boy up so you might as well correct it right now and boldly go forward. Oh and, one error can trigger another error which triggers something else.

It isn’t pretty heh. Take it from someone who knows. 😉
 
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Krygore said:
Recommended learning site:
Freecodecamp.org
I have found it to be a very useful resource! They have hundreds of hours of courses for each coding category and it's all free!
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I am doing freecodecamp now. Most of the things i am familiar with but it is always good to refresh your knowledge and just push to work on something especillay if you have plans.
 
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Another valuable resource I found helpful was the front-end web development articles, tutorials, and how-tos I found on Appcode. I cited several articles from Appcode when I wrote a blog on website layouts. So it's useful for people who create blogs and students writing university papers that need reference materials on web development or are learning to code.

Freecodecamp was another interesting site I have used in the past.
 

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Malcolm said:
This thread is to help provide you with tools and resources to help you with HTML & CSS.

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Great and Informative resources.
Thank you for sharing it!!
 
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