For all you begining web code monkeys!

[Keefe]

Check out this site for great traing for all kinds of web languages.  Check it out here.

Thanks for posting this link, just what I was looking for for my teenager.  He has zero interest in building machines, which is my thing, but loves his keyboard time.  By the way, I really love this forum, I'm a member of a few similar site in msn/communities and this site blows all of those away as far as features & ease of use.  You guys are doing an excellent job here.  I've sent your link out to a few folks I think will find they also like this site very much.  Keep up the good work!

Webmonkey has the best web tutorials on the net for free.  Nice link admin.  I recommend Thau's JavaScript tutorial or Thau's advanced JavaScript tutorial.  If you know nothing about JavaScript, you will after 20 or so hours of Thau.  PS.  I am a new member and I love this community.  Please let me know of any other great links.  I just found techies.com and am thinking about signing up for the $130.00 package of online classes.  what the heck...  Its like 1000 hours of training for 130.00.  I paid way more in school.  I just am not sure which is the best online education system.  Any suggestions are welcome.  Thanks and nice meeting you.  A.

Webmonkey is great. Another great site is http://www.dynamicdrive.com for dhtml and other scripts/menus/effects/etc. that you can checkout, use, and learn from. http://www.echoecho.com also has great tutorials - like this css tutorial.
http://www.echoecho.com/css.htm css tutorial.

Check this out ... listing of free web programming..

http://www.needguide.info/Technology...ogramming.html

have a nice weekend,
needguide.com

[Omega]

First of all, awesomedell, I'm really happy to hear you like the site.  If you haven't already, make sure to check out the other site with the same owners as Netsmog, HardwarePub.

Second, it isn't exactly a tutorial site, but w3c is the official standards for html (and other stuff, maybe?).  They have all the official html code listed, and explanations of how to use it.  They also offer an html validator at http://validator.w3.org that will tell you any errrors you have in your page.

Last, your contrast between your liking hardware, and your son's liking software (coding?).  I've been having a major battle between web/graphic design and hardware stuff.  I think I like hardware stuff more, but I think it's harder to get a good career doing hardware stuff that's actually the cool hardware stuff (not like, a job in Maylaysia inspecting systems) than it is to get a job doing web or graphic design.  I'm not especially good at actual web coding, and I can't do any scripting, or crazy java crap, but I'm better at conceptualizing stuff, or graphic design, but I'm no master at that either.  Oh well, we'll see.

Anybody know of a good site that will help me to learn XML?? I have the book but without the site.. I think it's about as clear as mud to me... I'd appreciate it if anyone came up with something.. !!