LEARNING RESOURCES

Like most of the entire Website, this page is under construction
When this page is finished it's intended to be an excellent resource relating to Computers and the Internet.
COVERING MOST ALL AREAS
Of all the pages you visit on this site this will change the most.

Please read this introductory comment before continuing

FREE RESOURCES INTRODUCITON

THE FOLLOWING BEGINS A SERIES OF INFORMATION

EVEN WHEN FINISHED, THIS WILL NOT BE ALL THERE IS TO FREE RESOURCES
But plans are to make it a good base for learning about computers, ecucational and Internet related resources
(Later it may expand its knowledge base to include more)

JUST AS THE WEB PROVIDER FOR THIS WEBSITE IS AN EXCELLENT RESOURCE

The following is not intended to promote or discredit anyone.
The intentions will be to create conditions so no one will suffer the consequence of not being good enough if they do good work
In other words, good work will sustain them.

PLEASE NOTE!

Because this is just beginning, it's more like a starting or testing base.
Meaning, the next time you visit it may or may not be here
Now the plans are to add more to this.
Such as, direct links to the Web Host of this Website.

BNB's
Guidelines		 The Tools
You Need!		 Interactive
CGI-BIN		 HTML
Tricks
Basic UNIX Server Side
Includes		 Domain Name
Lookup		 About
Colors

Hypertext Markup Language

HTML is the language in which Web pages are written. HTML uses bracketed tags such as <p> and </p> to denote how content is structured, embedded, and formatted within a Web document.

HTML

Extensible HyperText Markup Language

XHTML is a redevelopment and extension of HTML that makes it compatible with XML. XHTML defines a family of markup languages that are modeled after HTML but that take advantage of XML's simplicity, extensibility, and powerful toolset.

XHTML

Cascading Style Sheets

CSS is a language that specifies presentation within HTML and XML documents. CSS describes the appearance of a document in a manner that is independent of its content. There are currently two CSS specifications, the basic CSS Level 1, or CSS 1, and the extended CSS Level 2, or CSS2.

CSS

Document Object Model

The DOM provides a standard programming interface into the contents of HTML and XML documents. It presents the component elements of a document as an array of objects, each with properties and methods that can be invoked. A DOM-compliant programming or scripting language can examine, manipulate, or modify these objects to read, interact with, or alter an HTML or XML document.

DOM

JavaScript

JavaScript is a programming language developed by Netscape for scripting Web pages. Microsoft has a version named JScript, and the ECMA-standardized version is known as ECMAScript. JavaScript has evolved into a general-purpose scripting language and is no longer limited to Web pages.

JavaScript

Dynamic HTML

DHTML is a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that produces changing or interactive content on a Web page. After the page has loaded, the scripts modify the CSS properties of the HTML content in response to user actions and other events.

DHTML

Extensible Markup Language

XML is a language for creating structured documents for the Web and other applications. XML is a simplified subset of the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) that provides a common syntax for custom markup languages.
XML

XSL Transformations

XSLT is a part of the Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL). XSLT style sheets provide rules for transforming XML documents from one format into another, such as from XHTML (for Web browsers) into WML (for wireless devices.) The style sheets are themselves written in XML.
XSLT

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