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Hello, Hikarins! Good morning/afternoon/evening. Do ya hikarins know about html? how did ya learn? im really interested. I wanted to organize and create my own site from 0, starting by learning html.
>>1942 you should look at the tutorials over at w3schools, they pretty much have all the info on html aswell as css and buncha other stuff
>>1942 school was useless for html and I passed with whatever was on /g/'s wiki
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>>1943 this is most of what i used as well. using the inspect element of other sites (simple ones, like personal sites/blogs) helped me learn too, seeing how others organized their own websites under the hood.
>how did ya learn? I once came across a tutorial on how to make a website using Notepad, and for a while I was doing HTML using Windows 10 Notepad This were the videos, and if you want to publish your website, you can use Neocities or Nekoweb. Please don't learn any JS or CSS frameworks, instead learn vanilla JS and CSS, learning frameworks is a waste of time, trust me, they won't do you any good, and you won't have a good time. You can also learn the HTTP protocol if you really want to understand how every website works under the hood
>>1942 For HTML go to w3schools. For CSS also w3schools but i actually recommend Sass (https://sass-lang.com/) because it makes it easier to do composition of your styles. For javashit just stick to plain javashit. Don't bother with Web2.0 (Flask, Django, Spring, Ruby on Rails) unless you run a service for end user. Learn from websites on Neocities and Nekoweb how they code their website since you can just F12 and see it.
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sadgrl's guides are what i started with and can absolutely recommend them if you're gunning for just a personal page https://sadgrl.online/guides/ there's also this one: https://internetingishard.netlify.app/ you'll also need to think about how you want to host it. there's shared hostings and VPSes you can buy online, or you can just host from a computer you own physically. if going with latter, you'll wanna research a little into web servers, probably Nginx, and stuff like SSL. and ditto anon regarding Sass actually, it's pretty nice.
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Hello Hikarins! Everyone, I appreciate your tips and guides; I’m studying and trying to learn from everything you post here. Soon, maybe i'll got a website up and running. Thanks yall!! Im reading all of you guys drop here. 