http://net.tutsplus.com/ offers many screencasts and tutorials for web development, it's worth the try in my opinion.
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http://www.lynda.com/ seems interesting too, although I didn't test it, I saw pretty good feedback.
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can anyone please tell me best and fastest way to learn html and css also, how much html and css should i learn that could help me in javascript?
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element or adding other ones, or adding more that one navigation just so you understand how the structure works. Once you understand the fundamentals the rest comes naturally. I think html is incredibly friendly ! Do's learn basic projects first, doesn't have to be flashy 2. Learn different types of structure organization once you're comfortable. There are multiple ways to be organized. It just all depends on your preference. Donts -1 doing spaghetti html obviously try to be organized as much as you can unless spaghetti code is easier to read and what you prefer 2 sometimes good things take time so don't beat yourself up if it takes you a little to understand a lot of the elements. There are still new ones I learn till this day. Good luck on your html journey. It's still my favorite language I've learned and it's super great.
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http://net.tutsplus.com/ offers many screencasts and tutorials for web development, it's worth the try in my opinion.
Edit:
http://www.lynda.com/ seems interesting too, although I didn't test it, I saw pretty good feedback.
I would recommend w3schools.com (though they don't provide any video's but it is indeed good for a beginner).
a) HTML Tutorial
b) CSS Tutorial
c) JavaScript Tutorial
On the top of that, I offers many more tutorials on various topics. Have a look Full Web Building Tutorials