From where you learn Web Programming?

[moinuddin102]

After first searching for a good web programming learning site, w3schools is my best teacher.
Everything is here for a newbie student in web programming.
i am interested to learn about PHP & i am also going to PHP.net for learn PHP.
& for learn javascript i visit http://javascript.internet.com/

where you go for learning web scripts?

[Oliver]

Yeah, w3schools is and will always be the best due to it being part of the leading part of the internet? World Web Constitution or something anyone know?

[GTL]

I find w3schools good too :)

Mostly though I have learnt from just needing specific things at the time and just looking it up on Google. I haven't ever learnt out of choice, always when I need to for something :)

[Celtik]

I just google for whateever I am looking for, and usually there are a lot of good sites. Right now I am trying to learn PHP, and phpbuddy.com was a good site for me to help learn the basics.

[ewriter]

I have learn my programming from my college and other languages by myself. Forum is a godo way to solve your solution. People at forums help me a lot

[imode]

Hello.
I think it really depends of what language you are looking to learn, for example i think, personally opinion that there are far more resources to learn PHP then there is ASP (.net)

Since im not sure what you are looking to learn i will reel a few links that i think you might find helpful.

PHP
http://www.phpfreaks.com
http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_intro.asp
I googled this one :) http://php.about.com/od/learnphp/p/learn_php_free.htm

ASP
http://www.w3schools.com/asp/default.asp

There is always the good ole pen and paper way.
http://www.amazon.com/Web-Programming-Computers-Internet-Books/b?ie=UTF8&node=4021

[AstaProxy]

I have just started learning PHP & use the SAMS series just to get a jumpstart on this language.

[fundoobuddy]

I have done a Web programming course from Aptech Institute. when i was doing it i didnt had any idea that some day i will be using it. :D

[mikey]

w3schools is pretty good and the best way to learn programming language is to keep practising it . The more you practise , more strong you will get in the programming .

[13th]

w3schools is pretty good and the best way to learn programming language is to keep practising it . The more you practise , more strong you will get in the programming .

i agree.
i've learned html from w3schools and a bit of php.
i also learned a bit from things like goodtutorials.com

[newhen]

w3 schools rules

[Ferreira]

Yes, W3school, is probably the best website to learn web programming. There are some tutorials at pixel2life.com, but it all depends on whether or not you want to learn to code with tables or without. Im not a programmer myself(i know a little CSS/HTML, not much), but i've heard that table-less is easier to make changes to, and things like that.

[Alex]

I would also like to learn php, ive checked the website you mentioned, and it seems to be pretty easy. How much time did it take for you to learn php/mysql?

[asapcorp]

After first searching for a good web programming learning site, w3schools is my best teacher.
Everything is here for a newbie student in web programming.
i am interested to learn about PHP & i am also going to PHP.net for learn PHP.
& for learn javascript i visit http://javascript.internet.com/

where you go for learning web scripts?
I agree with you. w3schools.com is the best place to start learning web technologies. I learned a lot from that website. Self learning is very much important now-a-days.

I don't like learning a book even though it gives better picture in many cases.

[dpsubi1]

Same here. http://www.w3schools.com is the best place to start learning web programming.

[hunter]

I guess I learnt by doing. Not sure how though :P

[young_ss]

Obviously W3Schools dude.... W3Schools is rocking...

[hotdogs]

I usually just google what I wanna learn, it normaly has good results, then I just practice it until I learn it

[teh_olley]

I started out using w3schools, but after i learn the basics from there i started checking out functions from http://php.net, which is very useful when you see a function, but are unaware of its capabilities.

[armatik]

What you really want to do is buy a beginner's book so that you fully understand everything. If you're looking to learn server-side programming, I highly recommend Aspress for Microsoft related languages, or Larry Ullman for all the languages that he's written books for. After you read a beginner's book, then you can begin to learn easier from others, as well as grasp the actual concept of programming itself, since it's useless to just copy and paste from tutorials.

[Rosscheal]

I think i am going to learn this is the next few weeks and i think that this tutorial site will be my first stop!

[LeetPCUser]

I learned web programming at my current job. I started by reading many books and then got projects thrown at me that I would have to analyze. After that I have sort of built onto my experience by learning new things as I need them.