HTML Sources
There are a number of good web sites that offer introductions to HTML along with more advanced help. We recommend the following:
Introduction to HTML
A how-to guide published by Case Western Reserve, with tutorials for newcomers and more advanced users of HyperText Markup Language (HTML), with interactive quizzes.
Know The Code: HTML for beginners
A well done introduction to the basics of web authoring. A good place for beginners to start.
Microsoft's "HTML for Beginners"
This is an excellent, very comprehensive site devoted to all aspects of HTML programming.
Index DOT Html
A real nuts and bolts guide to the details of HTML and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).
Ultimate Webmaster's Resource
A wide range of resources and tips for new and experienced webmasters.
WebMonkey
From the producers of WIRED, and the HotWired site, WebMonkey is a favorite - from great how-to articles on the basics to tips and techniques for the latest tools.
Developers Shed
A more advanced source for cutting edge technical assistance.
CNET Builder.com
Builder.com is well know for a wide variety of current tutorials. CNET is also the place to look for hardware price comparisons.
There is a wealth of JavaScript information on the Web. We have provided several of the best we could find below. Remember, not every browser out there supports advanced Javascript and DHTML - if your site MUST be visible to a wide range of surfers, be careful with the cutting edge code!
Earthweb's Javascripts.com
Registration is required for this site (free), but once you're in, this is a nearly endless collection of javascripts, searchable and organized by category.
The JavaScript Source
This might be the easiest place to find Javascript code - the site offers a working JavaScript example of all the scripts and a text box with the complete actual JavaScript code.
Coolshare
Information and examples of Java applets, JavaScripts, HTML, VRML, CGI and other Web development tools and utilities.
Cut-N-Paste JavaScript
Over 180 free JavaScripts ready to be cut and pasted into your HTML pages. Subscribe to the monthly newsletter. Also has some Perl scripts.
Java Goodies JavaScript
It's called "Java Goodies", but it is actually a huge collection of JavaScripts available for download, with some tutorials as well.