Indepth tutorials/references for web languages - ASP,CSS,PHP,JavaScript etc

Search the web for the book PHP and MySQL Web Dev. Its available in PDF somewhere. Its all yall need for Php. It covers -among others- creation of a content management system (like phpnuke) and a forum system.

For CSS you can check out the W3C. Their specifications are not that hard to read and understand and plenty of examples and diagrams are included - what you find are browser compatibility charts though.

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Colin Jeanne | Invader''s Realm
"I forgot I had the Scroll Lock key until a few weeks ago when some asshole program used it. It even used it right" - Conner McCloud

Thanks for those so far guys.

OK I''m particularly interested now in a very complete reference/set of tutorials for javascript. I find loads of tuts out there but mostly by some guy in his bedroom - I''m after widely respected sets of tutorials that don''t leave things out.

But as a start - can I define a new type of object in javasript? There is already Date, String etc, can I make a type/class from scratch so it can be used in my pages?

I learned most of my javascript through WebMonkey here.

Thanks, that''s actually pretty good. I''ve not looked past a couple of tuts but the section on the DOM was particularly lucid.
I do like being a programmer learning web development - it''s all so simple in comparison to writing a win/DX app in c++

Believe me it is not - just you wait till you hit your first brower-incompatibility

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Original post by d000hg
I do like being a programmer learning web development - it''s all so simple in comparison to writing a win/DX app in c++

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*shakes head*

Wait till you begin to deal with the vagaries of how various browsers parse HTML, interpret the box object model in CSS or implement DOM.

[X]HTML sucks. The W3C sucks (could they please, please, provide a reference implementation of every standard and a browser that doesn''t blow chunks?!) If I was to be a "web programmer", it''d be Flash all the way, baby...