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Welcome to davesite.com. Dave's Site began in the summer of 1996 and had over 35 million visits for the fifteen years after that. (Total budget on advertising was about $300.)
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One of the most popular sections of this site is the PC Parts Checklist for Building
your Own Computer.
This site is definitely aged in the greater scope of web site. (It's actually so old that
we hosted one of the most popular History of The Internet webpages for years before
Wikipedia came out.) I like to keep some of the original introduction from years ago, though. Contractually, there are some "forever" ads left on
this welcome page. About a million people, plus or minus, had taken my original course, HTML: An
Interactive Tutorial for Beginners. - Check It Out if you want to see how I taught web
coding 20+ years ago.
I'm working on some new design resources. Check it out so far --
TheSiftedBits. How to Blog - Guide to setting up a personal blog Download the fastest file transferring app, SHAREit
from shareitforwindows.com Coronavirus
Interactive Placebo: Be supportive, but from a distance! Try an
anti-vapor high five! - Resources on preventing the spread of
coronavirus I wrote a paper called Cancer: Facts and Thoughts in high school, that has been
stolen quite commonly years ago that people wanted to turn in as theirs. I also co-developed the video game called "The Cancer Game." I made a more modern HTML/CSS combination course, teaching valid standards that was sold in Apple's iPad AppStore for years.
It's not currently in the store, but you can learn more about Web Design Basics at the jokingly named
"Crazy But Lazy" web site. It's named that because it's primary app goals are fun games. HTML: An Interactive Tutorial for Beginners, mentioned above, taught what we'd
now call Presentational HTML. I think beyond creating fancy e-mails, it's not
really used for anything. Fortunately, CSS became functional, so we could
make really cool web sites without adding hard-to-adjust styles inside
every single web page. (It takes a long time to update hundreds of web
pages without using a CSS file. In that case, you may also be looking for my CSS Guide -- it came out in 2002, right when CSS became popularly supported.
You can visit the entire normal home
page from the 2002 era (right when CSS become popular, with only a few fun modifications.) -Dave
Website Guide - Guide to making your own website
davesite.com - Dave's Site - Learn HTML, Web Design, CSS
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