Is anyone interested in web programming?
I am willing to tutor over IM anyone who is looking into web programming. I can't teach from scratch, but I can explain a concept more thoroughly for anyone following a guide elsewhere (a college course, or even just independent research from online tutorials) has a question about what they read.
I can vouch for GAMEchief as a pretty experienced web developer. He knows his stuff for the most part.
Him and Artificial are the best web guys on the site.
I would take you up on this offer, but you said you can't teach from the start.
I can vouch for Game too.
Also, you'll tutor people but you wouldn't even explain DOM to me? lol
I would try to explain it to you, but I don't think you are even going into web programming anyway.
As TU said, experience is a huge part of it. If you aren't actively building documents, you can't see DOM in action to understand the concepts of it. It's like explaining the color red. If you see red existing, then I can point to it.
But yes, that is the kind of thing I would be willing to help with. I know most people going into JavaScript will need to know it, and given the quality of the vast majority of HTML and JavaScript tutorials on the planet, they won't understand an ounce of DOM.
XHTML doesn't really require CSS, but CSS is very helpful. Especially when most people learning HTML want to learn how to style the content, it's important to know that styling content is done in CSS and not in HTML as many tutorials will teach you. So I am fine with teaching you the CSS of it. CSS is so basic I am surprised it's even considered a language. So that's fine. I'd rather teach and you use CSS than you learn HTML wrong (and use HTML tags for style).
Just because I don't plan on going into web programming as a job means I can't learn it?
I use 90% of what I learn in life for fun and entertainment, and because it intrigues me. Take Machine Learning, Genetic Algorithms, and Linear Algebra for example. I want to learn all of it because it interests me, but will I get a job doing any of it? I might, but it's not specifically what I want to get a job in.
You don't have to use it for a job. I'm not going into web dev for a job. But you do need to, well, use it.
Well I'm not forcing anyone. If you want when you're done learning Python, I'm sure I'll be available to tutor in my free time for a while.
Nah. I don't care for the general public to learn. Just people I know. I don't think enough people here have interest to bother making video.
The same as any tutorial teaches it. Except I'm a live person and another tutorial does not interact with you or answer questions you ask it.
It would be nice if you could post some tutorials on HTML and CSS design - to look good on any and all screen resolutions.