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Community /Pin to ProfileBookmarkw3 school is a tutorial website. you can learn html css and design technology easily. W3C (world wide web consortium) The organization's purpose is to develop open standards so that the Web evolves in a single direction rather than being splintered among competing factions.
That has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the W3C... No, seriously. They are NOT related in any way, shape or form.
Though it's a common mistake people make because W3Schools allows people to think so, it's why they choose their name all those years ago; to prey on the ignorance of people new to the field.
http://www.w3fools.com
That site explains a LOT of the problem, and provides links to some better alternatives.
Yes actually, it does -- because their certificates[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bj563ViG7Qg]mean exactly two things.[/url]
They aren't qualified to be handing out certificates in a blasted thing; they are not a recognized educational institution, they are not associated in any way with any of the bodies responsible for making the specifications... and you know what that means?
Their "certificates" are one big giant sleazeball SCAM, worth less than a sheet of bog roll.
[i]Though to be fair, I say the same thing about real college degrees in IT, particularly web development... YMMV[/i]
@NogDogJun 01.2014 — #The only answer that was really needed for the original question:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What+is+the+w3c%3F W3C means: World Wide Web Consortium. W3C is to lead the Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines. In addition to HTML and CSS standards, the W3C also provides standards for web graphics (such as PNG) and audio and video on the Web. W3C is World Wide Web Consortium. It is portal for web guidelines.
Yes I also agree with you that w3 stands for world wide consortium,the purpose of w3c is to working together in the development of standards for the World Wide Web.Worldwide web consortium, it has set pattern of standards and rules for web development. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international community where Member organizations, a full-time staff, and the public work together to develop Web standards.
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@deathshadowMay 30.2014 — #w3 school is a tutorial website. you can learn html css and design technology easily.[/QUOTE]
That has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the W3C... No, seriously. They are NOT related in any way, shape or form.
Though it's a common mistake people make because W3Schools allows people to think so, it's why they choose their name all those years ago; to prey on the ignorance of people new to the field.
That site explains a LOT of the problem, and provides links to some better alternatives.
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@AprilMSUMay 30.2014 — #Does that mean getting HTML/CSS vcertificates from W3Schools makes you a certified HTML/CSS fool??????That has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the W3C... No, seriously. They are NOT related in any way, shape or form.
Though it's a common mistake people make because W3Schools allows people to think so, it's why they choose their name all those years ago; to prey on the ignorance of people new to the field.
http://www.w3fools.com
That site explains a LOT of the problem, and provides links to some better alternatives.[/QUOTE]
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@deathshadowMay 31.2014 — #Does that mean getting HTML/CSS vcertificates from W3Schools makes you a certified HTML/CSS fool??????[/QUOTE]
Yes actually, it does -- because their certificates
They aren't qualified to be handing out certificates in a blasted thing; they are not a recognized educational institution, they are not associated in any way with any of the bodies responsible for making the specifications... and you know what that means?
Their "certificates" are one big giant sleazeball SCAM, worth less than a sheet of bog roll.
[i]Though to be fair, I say the same thing about real college degrees in IT, particularly web development... YMMV[/i]
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@NogDogJun 01.2014 — #The only answer that was really needed for the original question:reply?
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@Mr_Initial_ManJun 02.2014 — #*Winces, as he learned a lot of JavaScript, XSLT, Schema, and DTD from W3Schools*reply?
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@saktoriaJun 09.2014 — #W3C (world wide web consortium) The organization's purpose is to develop open standards so that the Web evolves in a single direction rather than being splintered among competing factions.[/QUOTE]
Yes I also agree with you that w3 stands for world wide consortium,the purpose of w3c is to working together in the development of standards for the World Wide Web.
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