There is a great option of modifiable (did I spell it right?) examples - when you learn, it's great to see on-screen what happens when you change the code yourself...
@nkaisareApr 15.2003 — #[B]if Eric Meyer told me the sun was shining I'd put on my raincoat![/b]
You are free to have your own opinion. But in general, if there is a suggestion from Eric Meyer and another from John Doe, more people are likely to go with Eric.
[b]W3schools is always good[/b]
Only point where I agree with you ?
[b]but if you're looking for something really basic try:
They are nice, but a month later, you'll have to "unlearn" some things that htmlgoodies taught you. Too many loose ends in those tutorials.
IMHO, if you want to learn something, don't take shortcuts. Flashback to 1980s... Kernighan Ritchie was most difficult to read book on programming in C, [b]and[/b] the most famous.