badthinds:
In what ever you do... especially JavaScript learning. Do not use W3Schools...my humble advice!.

badthinds.

I totally disagree with you. I learnt html, css, javascript, jquery, php and mysql from w3school and I don't regret it.

stchrischu00:
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onedayatime:
for all beginners of any programming languages who is thinking of going into programming fully. All online tutorials links giving to you on this site are good but not excellent. If you want to go into programming , you need good books written by experts and updated regurlarly. All www.tizag.com, www.tutorialspoint.com are good but you can't achieve much with them. to get free ebooks you can go to www.it-ebooks.info and download most ebooks for free.

For all html, RoR, php, phyton and any web programming language, you can visit www.sitepoint.com forum and ask questions on topics you don't understand and there are other programmers waiting to help you out. You can also visit www.stackoverflow.com to ask any question related to any issue including programming.

these are meant for Java, php, c, js, and python programmers including html and css.
Must get books for you beginners.
Java.
Murach's java programming.
thinking in java. 4th edition.
Effective java(professioner or expert).

Php.
Murach's php and mysql
larry ullman's books(great writer and lovely writer).
David power's php solutions.

Phython.
Learn phython the hard way.

Html.
Html5 and css3 by Brian P Hogan.
essential guide to html5 and css3
styling in css3

c/c++
c programming language by Brian kerninghan and dennis ritchie

javascript.
Eloquent javascript and
you don't know js series by kyle simpson (6books in total).

Great post .. I agree tutorials won't teach a language properly, a well-written and up to date book is the best way of learning IMHO, and for Java I recommend :

Java: a beginner's guide by Herbert Schildt

please some1 shud recommend a compiler for me please..I don't want to use the ones online. thanks

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godofbrowser:


I totally disagree with you. I learnt html, css, javascript, jquery, php and mysql from w3school and I don't regret it.

here is my javascript cgpa calculator.

http://cgpa.emmysweb.com


also, with the help of the same w3schools in understanding php I was able to build a WordPress theme with all necessary function in place http://emmysweb.com


with their help I was able to create beautiful user interface and animations with javascript/jquery and css3 http://emmysweb.ml


so what reasons have u got to discourage others from learning with w3schools? they even have an awesome tryItYourself editor

i hav been a web-dev for years so trust me when i say W3cschools is too soft core,there's just too much they left out of their tutorials, to me.its best for reference (and i still use it for that) but you'll need better tutorials to get the full gist of many web-dev languages u say u built a Cgpa calculator, bro thats basic stuff resarch into writing say a natural language parser in JS then you'll see w3c has only taught you the rudiments and at best let you know the syntax

stack1:


i hav been a web-dev for years so trust me when i say W3cschools is too soft core,there's just too much they left out of their tutorials, to me.its best for reference (and i still use it for that) but you'll need better tutorials to get the full gist of many we-dev languages u say u built a Cgpa calculator, bro thats basic stuff resarch into writing say a natural language parser in JS then you'll see w3c has only taught you the rudiments and at best let you know the syntax

W3school is just my reference point

Booyakasha:

W3school is just my reference point

its undoubtedly a great reference still downloaded the entire site last week for offline veiwing cuz i lost my previous offline copy, twas quite large tho, a little over 600mb but at least i gat the entire site whenever i need to look somthn up

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please I need your help... I have learnt the basic of HTML, CSS, java and python please what is the next thing for me to do?

teeecode:
please I need your help... I have learnt the basic of HTML, CSS, java and python please what is the next thing for me to do?

start developing some basic project to improve ur programming skills.

hello guys. thanks to those who contributed to this thread. the contributions have been my motivation to learn programming.

i started from html and hope to get to python very soon.

please i have a question for web developers here.

i have tried to use the <img src="folder name/file name.jpg"/> code to load image to my webpage from my pc. the issue is that it's showing a broken photo.(frame showing but photo is missing). i've tried it on all websites it's the same problem.

i use notepad++ editor.

is it normal?

TrueHeart365:
hello guys. thanks to those who contributed to this thread. the contributions have been my motivation to learn programming.

i started from html and hope to get to python very soon.

please i have a question for web developers here.

i have tried to use the <img src="folder name/file name.jpg"/> code to load image to my webpage from my pc. the issue is that it's showing a broken photo.(frame showing but photo is missing). i've tried it on all websites it's the same problem.

i use notepad++ editor.

is it normal?

maybe you didn't specify the correct file path. Make sure you copy all your image resources to your workspace- notepad++ or any other you created as your workspace

MrKamar:


maybe you didn't specify the correct file path. Make sure you copy all your image resources to your workspace- notepad++ or any other you created as your workspace

i copied it to an image folder on my desktop.

please can yoy explain further. thanks.

TrueHeart365:


i copied it to an image folder on my desktop.

please can yoy explain further. thanks.

open the folder which contains the iiimage.Drag the image and drop it in ur browser.
Then copy the image address on your browser's address bar and paste it into the src="".

if this works, then the problem is the path specified.

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godofbrowser:


open the folder which contains the iiimage.Drag the image and drop it in ur browser.
Then copy the image address on your browser's address bar and paste it into the src="".

if this works, then the problem is the path specified.

@godofbrowser. thanks gor ur response bro. i really appreciate them.

i tried as you explained and the file path i got is shown below.

the image is still broken. i'm showing yoy in case i still made a mistake.

abeg no mind the disturbance. na rookie i be.

TrueHeart365:


@godofbrowser. thanks gor ur response bro. i really appreciate them.

i tried as you explained and the file path i got is shown below.

the image is still broken. i'm showing yoy in case i still made a mistake.

abeg no mind the disturbance. na rookie i be.

are u running a local server? you can as well screenshot your browser including the address bar of the page u requested.

godofbrowser:


are u running a local server? you can as well screenshot your browser including the address bar of the page u requested.

thanks a lot bro. I tried dragging the pic to my browser to get a link for it. It worked

I'm grateful

TrueHeart365:


thanks a lot bro. I tried dragging the pic to my browser to get a link for it. It worked

I'm grateful

You are welcome.
But that's not how it's done during development though. You should put your files in one main folder and use relative URL instead. That "file://" or "http://" in most cases are referred to as absolute URL .