Seeing that there are no posts in this forum, I will kick it off with a list of programming tutorial sites and communities that have helped me learn along the way:
www.php.net <--all you need for php!
www.tutorialfind.com
www.techtutorials.com
www.tutorialized.com
www.free2code.net
www.programmersheaven.com
www.planetsourcecode.net
www.allsyntax.com
www.arson-network.com
www.tpu.org
www.experts-exchange.com
You might also want to check out:
http://devbistro.com/articles.php
http://devbistro.com/articles2.php
for syndicated tutorials on Web Development and Web Design
Please provide and add l tutorial links you further know.
Thanks.
thanks jon...........the sites
ar really cool............
It would be better if you also list down the languages supported by each of these sites.
Anyway, thanks for the list!
I saw a post suggesting that it would be better to list the types of programming tutorials that could be posted on a tutorial site, so here we go.
Here is a tutorial site that supports publishers who want to publish tutorials about C / C++ , Java ,.NET ,Visual Basic ,Python
,VB .NET ,C Sharp ,PHP ,Ruby / Rails ,Perl ,ASP ,Coldfusion ,Javascript / DHTML ,Jquery, Flash / Actionscript ,XML ,HTML / CSS ,ASP.NET ,MySQL ,Oracle ,SQL Server
,PostgreSQL ,Microsoft Access / VBA ,DB2 ,Mobile Development ,Software Development ,Algorithms & Advanced Math ,API\'s and Third Party Tools.
http://codeopensource.com/tutorials
daniweb is awesome.
Thanks
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