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18 Aug, 2007

Kudos to W3Schools

Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks

Whenever someone asks me for tutorials on one thing or another, I think the first link I send them is w3schools. Recently, one of my clients was asking if I could do XSLT to format their XML document. I've heard about XSLT, I even get the basics of XML, and or course I understand HTML and CSS… but I didn't know how they all fit together. I did a quick little tutorial on their site, and now everything clicks into place. Sure, I'm no expert yet, but I think I have a solid enough understanding to do what they want. I know there's other good tutorials out there for web technologies (feel free to post some of your favorites in the comments) – but for having only a few minutes this morning, they gave a really good explanation that put everything into place for me.

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2 Responses to "Kudos to W3Schools"

1 | Shoug

August 22nd, 2007 at 11:10 am

Oh my god, I'm SO glad I stumbled over this site.. wow.

I fixed a MAJOR problem I had on http://shoug.net . My blog.

Thanks SO SO SO much for having such wonderful website that really really helps.

Thank you so much again.

2 | Oleg

September 5th, 2007 at 2:17 pm

W3Schools is a fantastic resource. I used it to learn HTML, CSS, JS and PHP when I was just starting out.

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