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Cool HTML Links

GETTING STARTED
  • A Brief History of HTML from Wired Magazine
  • W3 Schools HTML Tutorial - A great starting point for learning how to work with HTML. 
  • Emmet - This is essentially macros for coding HTML. You type in a short series of abbreviations, and Emmet expands it into valid HTML. Here is a cheat sheet to show you all the wonderful things it can do. It's impossible to absorb it all in one setting, but there are likely a few that you will find yourself using all the time. My personal favorite is !, the simple exclamation point. Type it into an empty .html file in VS Code, hit tab and it expands out into the boilerplate you need to start a web page.
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