Learning html5/css/javascript

[Expresso]

Hello, I'm thinking of (finally) learning html5 and css, however I am not sure where is the best place to start learning.

When I'm finished with html5 and css I want to continue with javascript.

My target is to be able to build chrome apps (I have an idea for a chrome app - sorry, not telling).

Can you suggest any book or tutorial website to me?

I have taken a look at w3schools and codecademy, but if people have different suggestions then those they're certainly welcome.

[SkeedR]

I don't us W3Schools , but definitely go to CodeCademy!

[Dave]

w3c's website is good for individual elements, I've found

I do think there's an element of trial and error - the great joy of it is that you can update almost instantaneously, so can immediately see if something works.

[kamnet]

HTML and CSS is fairly easy to learn on its own, simply using the documentation from W3C's website. It's how I taught myself to develop HTML documents 20 years ago.

If you would like something more formal, and FREE, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have a joint education platform called edX which offers an online HTML course, which includes a certificate and credits that can transfer over to other public universities. https://www.edx.org/course/learn-html5- ... x-html5-1x

[Auge]

Hello

additional ressources:

• Can I Use? to check the browser support of HTML5, CSS and JavaScript
  Stack Overflow to search for solutions of frequently asked questions
  SelfHTML-Doku HTML, CSS, JS (if you are able to read in german language)

Tschö, Auge

[TossIB]

The "official" W3C standards are more accessible, then you might think.

Personally I found Mozilla Developper Network really helpful. Especially concerning Javascript.