- From: Emanuel Allen <emanuelallen@hotmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 9 May 2014 17:26:34 -0400
- To: <public-webplatform@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <BAY402-EAS345C6E085C572BC7835237DE480@phx.gbl>
I like the look of your site, but w3school do a better job in presenting the information. All tutorial in my opinion should be a manual structure. Even know you have example and information show and explaining the example, I'll still say msdn lack of information present it to you as HIS(Here it is) way, than an author writing a book. Subtract the extra out the way, and make this into a guide, manual, document like structure, with example show casing each information. I would do it, but then you would need an editor to come behind for as you can see my grammar isn't that good. With that said, also: Do you know any good reading material, to give you an ideal of what I'm looking for; I have read through W3School's html, css, JavaScript and jQuery, I went back and read JavaScript tutorial three times... and afterward I found out W3fool, but still like the site, and the forum to it too. along with that I read through msdn fundamental guide two or three time, msdn advance guide one time, mdn's JavaScript guide three time, DevEdge's JavaScript manual one time. I found out I like this type of learning; where the information is giving directly to me with example showing underneath it. I know there are good books out their by programmer, but I don't like the in-between author comments and little story. I want information after information after information with example show casing each one and even some work alone is nice, which I do anyway with the example to just practice with. Please, I'm concentrating only on JavaScript before I move on back to html and css to dev deeper into them, then php(maybe I don't know, I was thinking on the server side to learn php) please, do you know any reading material as the ones I mentioned. I just learn while searching for more JavaScript guides, manual, and documents to read is that events handler or an event listener are web api, so now I know I have to learn that too, am I correct about it being that? I know I probably am, but just want to check with a programmer. And again please, I'm the one who want to RTFM and RTFD,(and my on add on RTFG(G for guide)) so please point me the way.
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