TheRealChrisEdwards / sample_website

A sample website for Learn Enough HTML to Be Dangerous

sample_website

A sample website for Learn Enough HTML to Be Dangerous

This project was created to be a learning guide for HTML, or HyperText Markup Language, by following the online tutorial at Learn Enough HTML to Be Dangerous. There are several different valuable tutorials for learning basic Command-Line, Text-Editor, Git & HTML skills at the Learn Enough website. There's even a Learn Enough CSS to Be Dangerous tutorial currently under development, which will show how to implement & manipulate Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for styling HTML documents. While there are many different "learning HTML" tutorials on the web, Learn Enough HTML to Be Dangerous stands out, because it only covers the most important features in building a webpage using the HTML5 standard from W3C & utilizing Git to deploy a live webpage, by using GitHub Pages.

For more information on this tutorial, visit the Learn Enough to Be Dangerous website.

For more information on different projects that I'm working on, visit TheRealChrisEdwards public repository on GitHub. I also have a blog under development, called TRCE on WordPress, documenting my journey learning web development. You can also email me @TheRealChrisEdwards if you have any questions concerning what I'm talking about.

If you'd like more background information on any of these sites, or technologies used, visit Wikipedia to find out more!

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Helpful Resources:

1. Learn Enough HTML to Be Dangerous
2. Learn Enough to Be Dangerous
   a. Learn Enough Command-Line to Be Dangerous
   b. Learn Enough Text-Editor to Be Dangerous
   c. Learn Enough Git to Be Dangerous
   d. Learn Enough CSS to Be Dangerous (*Coming Soon)
3. GitHub
4. GitHub Help
5. Git Documentation
6. GH-Pages (GitHub's free web-hosting service!)
7. Conquering the Command-Line: Unix & Linux Commands for Developers by Mark Bates
8. Learning the Shell
9. Bash Reference Manual
10. Wordpress.com
11. My official TRCE Blog, TheRealChrisEdwards
12. Wikipedia

Other HTML Resources:

1. W3C (World-Wide-Web Consortium)
   a. W3C HTML5 Standard
   b. W3C Web Standards
   c. W3C HTML Validator Tool: Unicorn
2. WhatWG
3. The HTML Living Standard on WhatWG
4. WebPlatform.org
5. Mozilla Developer Network MDN is highly recommended for all information regarding web technologies
   a. HTML on MDN
   b. CSS on MDN
   c. Resposive Webpage Design on MDN
   d. Web Technologies
   e. Web Apps
6. HTML5 Rocks!
7. HTML Doctor