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Frequently Clicked Links

amp · 2002-02-07 19:34:11

Hi, Sometimes things get asked that have already been asked, and in the asking links are provided. Here are some of them: To find out about domain hosting offerings and services and suchlike or to pimp your own please click this thing here: THIS THING HERE! More to follow

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07-02-2002 8:34pm

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amp

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Hi,

Sometimes things get asked that have already been asked, and in the asking links are provided. Here are some of them:

To find out about domain hosting offerings and services and suchlike or to pimp your own please click this thing here:

THIS THING HERE!

More to follow

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#2 07-02-2002 9:14pm
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You gotta hunt down Dreamweaver V Front Page. And MySQL V PostgreSQL. And surely there's a Perl V PHP flamewar somewhere? And shouldn't you have locked this, to stop annoying people like me posting here? And created another thread for discussion, which could be linked from here? And shouldn't mommies and daddies never fight, and puppies always look cute? And won't you delete this?

adam

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#3 08-02-2002 10:22am
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Yeah probably. But if anybody else has got links that they think belong here, feel free to post them here. But like dahamsta says this thread will likely be throroughly edited and posts deleted in order to shape it into a useful thing.

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#4 08-02-2002 11:49am
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How 'bout an RTFM section amp? I'll happily compile links for my own personal advocacies...

adam

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#5 08-02-2002 7:56pm
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Well that's kinda what this is susposed to be. Sort of like a play on FAQ yesee?

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#6 26-03-2002 8:27pm
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Well you HAVE to include Hotscripts

Blog | Tweets

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#7 05-04-2002 11:32pm
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http://www.sitepoint.com is good. The forums http://www.sitepointforums.com are better again.

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#8 18-04-2002 2:55pm
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These sites might help any newbies starting off all sorts of info
available here

http://www.devshed.com/
http://www.weberdev.com/
http://www.phpbuilder.com/
http://www.zend.net/
http://www.hotscripts.com/
http://www.webmasterbase.com/
http://www.tutorialforums.com
http://internetmaster.com

Good luck

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#9 22-04-2002 12:13pm
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LOl. Check out the similarity between http://internetmaster.com/ and my website www.tauniverse.com/ubercrack .

It's an oswd.org design. I prefer the adaptations I made to it though.

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#10 22-04-2002 8:58pm
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www.sitepoint.com is the best site you will find in my opinion. www.webmasterbase.com is one of the subsections for it, the forums at sitepoint are very good.

A nice little webhosting forum is www.webhostingtalk.com

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#11 27-04-2002 12:52am
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www.udzone.net

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#12 15-05-2002 12:54pm
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http://php.resourceindex.com
http://cgi.resourceindex.com

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#13 16-10-2002 1:27pm
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W3C

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#14 18-01-2003 3:16pm
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Webmonkey at Lycos

www.webmonkey.com

Great page for any budding page pimp.

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#15 05-03-2003 5:17pm
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yeah webmonkey is the chief

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#16 11-03-2003 2:36pm
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No one seems to have mentioned devguru ...

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#17 03-04-2003 1:51pm
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Here's a good one for getting started on HTML. It's what I used anyway.

HTML Primer

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#18 06-07-2003 11:49am
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Anyone know a site for good dreamweaver templates?

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#19 08-09-2003 5:59pm
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www.flashkit.com

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#20 28-02-2004 2:42pm
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Entertainment Webmasters forum

http://www.cfus.net 1200 + members

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#21 25-05-2004 12:40pm
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www.topscripts.com

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#22 16-06-2004 11:50am
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Originally posted by buddy
www.flashkit.com

Good one.

Don't forget www.robertpenner.com and http://www.moock.org/asdg/codedepot/ for all those "dynamic/reactive movement" actionscripts

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#23 12-07-2004 3:10am
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http://www.webstandards.org/

invaluable!

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#24 02-09-2004 9:17am
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http://www.w3schools.com
Really nice site here. will get the newbie on the right track and is very up to date. good references and examples. topclass IMO

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#25 29-11-2004 10:48pm
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http://www.lipsum.com/

For dummy text.

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#26 02-01-2005 8:56pm
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pam wrote:

Sometimes things get asked that have already been asked, and in the asking links are provided.

Pam ... is there any chance we, well you really ... that you could edit you post to add various links so it is up the top when you click in. You know ... like a shared favourites thread kinda thing !?!

It would be great if it looked like ....

HTML

www.htmllinks.com
www.htmltags.com
www.html-whatever.com

CSS

www.css-wizard.com
www.cssstuff.com
www.css-etc.com

Or something like that ... a heading and all the various links .......would just need to sort out the headings first and then everyone would post their links and you could add them. Obviously being in the web section ... it would be good if it were all web related, if y'know what i mean.

Or maybe LoLth could make another sticky for it ??

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#27 15-01-2005 10:13pm
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amazing links page to all the very best CSS and web related tutorials / regular reads http://www.dezwozhere.com/links.html

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#28 13-04-2005 10:52am
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an absolute gem i just came across

http://www.entheosweb.com/

click on Free Stuff for a bunch of tutorials, templates and the like.

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#29 28-07-2005 12:34pm
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W3 Schools http://www.w3schools.com/ have good range of free tutorials
I liked being able to learn directly by messing around online with code, in, for example, the CSS code/HTML view editor:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_color

As a curious aside it's all run by a Norwegian family:
http://www.w3schools.com/about/about_refsnes.asp

Norway douze points

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#30 28-07-2005 12:47pm
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evilhomer wrote:

http://www.w3schools.com
Really nice site here. will get the newbie on the right track and is very up to date. good references and examples. topclass IMO

.......ah, missed that
still I think the added info (editor link) above could be handy

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#31 04-08-2005 10:58am
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A site many people seem to forget about before posting here is Google

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