A quick hello / HTML Course 28 February
by EncomDesign(at)aol.com
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Hi,
Firstly, my apologies if this is not the correct format for e-mail to this
list.
I recently joined the HWG to educate myself in HTML, JavaScript and CGI.
In November 1999 I decided to study HTML. At first I thought why would anyone
bother learning HTML etc. when you have FrontPage etc.?, then I realised how
powerful yet simple hand coding HTML would prove to be.
Rapid learning of HTML is my goal as I am chasing employment as a junior HTML
author / Web Developer, at 28 a serious change of direction!
With this in mind I have been taking on-line tutorials and notice the HWG has
a comprehensive range of courses - I would like to request the guidance of
existing members of the HWG on several issues:
1. Is the HTML Introduction course on the 28th Feb. a good course to take?
2. What courses have you taken and which can you recommend?
3. As an educational path I am thinking HTML4, JavaScript and CGI - learning
in the first year and then gaining competency in the second before looking at
the next move - does this sound right? I worry it's not (re: point 4)
4. Job adverts seem to be '1 to 2 year experience - HTML, DHTML, JavaScript,
CGI, Perl, XML, Java, DreamWeaver, Photoshop'!! Surely this is make believe?
Can anyone really be competent like this?
Again, my apologies if this mailing is misdirected.
Thank you in advance for your attention to these questions, any response will
be greatly appreciated and considered.
Mark Crowther.
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