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Confession: I am a W3SchoolFool - I just didn't know any better!

Jan 17

A friend o'er the ocean just sent me an email highlighting something I didn't know: just how wrong, stupid and evil w3schools.com really is.

w3fools.com is dedicated to disseminating this knowledge, and if (like me) you've ever Googled for a quick reminder on CSS or Javascript and wound up at w3schools, ho ho, how wrong you were!

Of course, now that I know better, I've got a bunch of unlearning to do!

Seriously, go read w3fools.com, then vow never to visit w3schools again.

(Thanks for the heads-up, Crash.)

Comments

Fri, 07/29/2011 - 00:47 — Anonymous

w3fools

I have been there before... But I think that it is missing the point of w3schools. W3schools is a great way to learn the basics of coding languages, not to get new information. I learned on w3schools, and now I am fluent in most languages, and I have built many websites

Wed, 01/25/2012 - 05:42 — Anonymous

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