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Recomend me a book....

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tRaptor

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Anyone have a good recomendation for a book about learning HTML? I've been doing pretty well myself just looking things up and looking at code, but I really would like to get a book and learn it.

I'll probably goto barnes and noble later this afternoon, any recomendations?


~Tyler


PS: I wasent sure if this was the right place to post this, sorry if I was wrong.
 
Nah, it's not a real languauge, only a markup language, just mess with it and learn.
 
I use Visual Quickstart Guide: HTML for the World Wide Web. It's a nice reference book.

Depends on what kind of website you wanna run... that determines the web-programming language.
 
Get "Dynamic HTML: The Definitive Reference" by O'Riley and "Active Server Pages 3.0" by WROX

I am working a summer internship programming a web interface for the company's intranet and that's all I use. Before I got here I didn't even know what a table was in HTML but after a few weeks in over my head and reading a good bit of the books you can barely tell the diff between my code and the pros here. I would say for a big business ASP is more important than PHP because of it's ability to communicate with servers (both SQL and Oracle).
 
I think I'm going to go with PHP for now, I have a good grasp on html (AFAIK) and I think I have to learn ASP later next year in college.
 
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