I stumbled across HTML.com while browsing random URLs, and it shows how to use tags for HTML. I'm curious if it's a reliable resource to begin learning HTML, or if there are better options out there.
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There are only a few key HTML tags you really need to know since most front-end development now relies on frameworks. You should also get familiar with JavaScript/Typescript and frameworks like React or Angular.
I’ve never encountered HTML.com before. It seems quite outdated and only really teaches the basics of HTML tags and images. Their info on tags includes some obsolete ones, and it doesn’t align well with modern HTML5 standards. I’d suggest looking for a resource that digs deeper into semantic markup!
You might want to check out other resources like Free Code Camp, The Odin Project, W3Schools, or the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN). They offer a more comprehensive approach to learning HTML and web development.
The Odin Project is fantastic! It's a complete package, no need to jump around different sites.
Just a heads up, W3Schools isn't the best. I’ve seen quite a few inaccuracies in their information.
But remember, you still need HTML for making templates with those frameworks. Skipping HTML can leave you confused about how everything works!