Sams' Teach Yourself HTML 4 IN 24 HOURS, 2ND EDITION Paperback – Import, 13 October 1997

I'm an experienced AS/400 RPG programmer and I've been dabbling in my own website for a couple of years. I started out generating everything using Word 97 and then switched to finding interesting things on other sites and using Notepad to put them onto my pages. This book has taught me to understand what I was doing and has shown me the right way to go about doing it. After reading the chapter on frames through twice, I put part of my site into frames in an evening. I've also plumbed the depths of style sheets, although I found I needed to make use of the suggested online resources as the style sheets chapter just doesn't go far enough. The online resources associated with the book were useful at other times, too... There are still some typographical errors in the book, but I'm experienced enough at reading technical material to recognise when I'm reading something that the typesetter has had a bit of finger trouble with. I'm off to study some Java now, as this book barely scratches the surface of that topic,...

Great for beginners and furthering your skills.

Good book if you want to know how to write your own webpages.

This is a great book for those of you who wish to learn HTML at you own pace and without the need for any external help.