There should be a historic websites society, like the historic places societies we have that preserve and mark certain areas with information about them.
God I remember this site. I think it was the main resource I used when learning web development in the day, alongside a few physical books here and there.
and the table based approached stayed pretty relevant for email marketing because it took a LONG time for email clients to drop the table based approach.
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There should be a historic websites society, like the historic places societies we have that preserve and mark certain areas with information about them.
htmlgoodies.com should be on the list. The brown version with the curvy design when it was Joe Burns Ph.D running it.
https://web.archive.org/web/19990302022344/http://www.htmlgo...
God I remember this site. I think it was the main resource I used when learning web development in the day, alongside a few physical books here and there.
and the table based approached stayed pretty relevant for email marketing because it took a LONG time for email clients to drop the table based approach.
https://web.archive.org/web/20000815061615/http://www.evilwa... was another good one