Ask HN: Best resources to learn modern HTML/CSS?
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I think if you are experienced and want to get started right away then picking up a YouTube tutorial playlist by any of the top tech YouTubers might work out for you.
Otherwise, freeCodeCamp's (New) Responsive Web Design certificate will make you comfortable with the syntax and DOM manipulation.
Otherwise, freeCodeCamp's (New) Responsive Web Design certificate will make you comfortable with the syntax and DOM manipulation.
Thanks! This is super helpful
I'd recommend https://www.internetingishard.com/html-and-css/ as a good initial overview of HTML and CSS concepts.
Also, I wrote a "How Web Apps Work" blog series that was specifically targeted at folks coming from a Java or C++ background. It's an extensive overview of web dev terms and concepts, covering HTTP, client-side development, HTML/CSS/DOM, JS, and API calls:
- https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/series/how-web-apps-work/
Also, I wrote a "How Web Apps Work" blog series that was specifically targeted at folks coming from a Java or C++ background. It's an extensive overview of web dev terms and concepts, covering HTTP, client-side development, HTML/CSS/DOM, JS, and API calls:
- https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/series/how-web-apps-work/
Tried googling this, but it's been SEO/content marketed into oblivion so I don't even know where to ask this question.