a real Html tutorial

[yahia]

I just made (but didn't finish) an HTML tutorial after reading some that were very shallow and covering deprecated stuff.
The document you will see took me two days of spontaneous idea writing, but what matters is that people concerned will be reaching it.

My goal for all this is to make a web a better place for everyone, by encouraging people to do clean markup and standards-compliant code.

Here it is ladies and gentlemen: http://yahia.exofire.net/realhtml

So go ahead, and post your comments here, the good and the bad ones ;D And please, let people that are strangers to the langauge of the web know about it.

I can rewrite the stylesheet, I know it is somekind of boring like a W3C recommendation webpage (lol), but I focused on the doc's structure and the information that it contains ; )

remarks+suggestions are also widely welcome. have a nice day (for me actually, it is midnight =P)

[kryptonyte]

Not bad. Could probably go a little more in depth, maybe into tables, forms, styles, frames, etc.

[dpogary]

could go in depth more...but it is a good start

[yahia]

Yes, I should make it more advanced. But first I'll have to present more basic stuff before that ; ) thanks

[dharmil]

not bad could use some more detail

[Theotherside]

I put good, it wasn't in depth enough. But still, a helpful resource, thank you.
-The Other Side

[yahia]

THanks Theotherside.

Update: the link moved to here: http://yahia.exofire.net/tutorial.php

[Chris Z]

i thought it was pretty good, and i didn't even know some stuff in there haha, but i'm more interested in PHP, but pretty good tutorial ;)

[Brandon]

thanks but i use dreamweaver for mosy my HTML, i never had the time to learn too much. I know php and some others, but not HTML, time to work on that

[Bonekhan]

Extremely basic... and most people have no need for this stuff anymore, as WYSIWIG HTML editors such as NVU do most of the syntax automatically. Still--its a nice tutorial, if not for completly new people who want to get into this. I agree with the norm, though: it needs to get further in depth. This stuff takes minutes to learn :\