Coding Tutorials

[distance]

I know that there was some posted awhile ago. But now I cant find them :( can anyone give me a list to good sites that can teach me how to code. Thank You :mrgreen:

[DougK]

Re: Coding Tutorials

php.net

planet-source-code.com

google

All very good sources of info

[distance]

Re: Coding Tutorials

any other good sites I cant remember the good 1 I saw.

[iR00T]

Re: Coding Tutorials

try...google this

w3schools i mean it has alot about all diff coding styles

php

html

C++

css

dhtml

xss and more!!!!!

[Joel]

Re: Coding Tutorials

 

try...google this

w3schools i mean it has alot about all diff coding styles

php

html

C++

css

dhtml

xss and more!!!!!

Lmao Joker thats what you should search for :lol:

[Spudinski]

Re: Coding Tutorials

 

try...google this

w3schools i mean it has alot about all diff coding styles

php

html

C++

css

dhtml

xss and more!!!!!

Now why would a webdev site have C++ tutorials... :-P

The best source of learning is books, run down to your local book store and get a PHP & MySQL 101.

[Floydian]

Re: Coding Tutorials

Whilst I agree with Spudinski that books are a fantastic resource, I taught myself a fair amount of PHP using online tutorials at first. Then I began referring to manuals more, and later on, after I had about 3 months of experience and a decent handle on the language, I then picked up a book.

Some people have a hard time with books (I love em though) and some don't. But with that said, let's list out in order the best teaching methods:

1 Private tutor

2 Public Schooling

3 Book Study

4 Online Study

 

So, the choice is yours as to how you want to go. Of course, moving up that list gets progressively more expensive.

[Wickidnezz]

Re: Coding Tutorials

tigzag.com

And Also Someone Mentioned Using Google.com Just To Add On That Detail When Lookin for Tutorials You Can Type In Coding Tutorials Etc

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