MDN HTML - On this page, the information provided breaks down the basics of HTML (HyperTEXT Markup Language)
which is quoted as the most basic building block of the Web. HyperText refers to individual links that connect us from one page to another
within a single website or multiple. HTML uses annotated text which are special elements that have different usages all requiring tags.
The resources provided are helpful because they break down the basics of HTML and includes tutorials for practice which include how to make forms and
tables. It also has information on advanced topics, has references and other related topics.
MDN CSS - Cascading style sheets are a language used to create the presentation of a written HTML document.
The information provides that CSS describes how elements should be rendered on screen, paper, in speech, or on other media.
According to w3C specifications and MDN, CSS is among the core languages of the open web and is standardized across browsers.
The page also gives a brief note on the different versions CSS has such ass CSS1, CSS2.1, and CSS3.
This is interesting because so far I have only heard of a few different versions of HTML.
I would use this page for reassurance if I can't quite remember how to exactly change a structure in the HTML file so
I would find the key resources and tutorials beneficial for clarity.
The References section would be the most I would use as it provides information
on the syntax and forms of language, units, and values, box model and margin collapse, and much more.
MDN DOM - On this page, the information provides that the DOM (Document Object Model) is an API (Application Programming Interface)
that represents and interacts with HTML or XML-based markup language documents. The DOM is a document model loaded in the browser and
representing the document as a node tree (Nodes are the document itself, elements, text, and comments.) also known as a DOM tree.
Each node represents a part of the document such as an element, text string, or comment and they can be created, moved, and changed.
The DOM is one of the most used APIs on the web and that's because it allows code running in a browser to access and interact with every node in a document.
MDN JavaScript - JavaScript (JS) is a lightweight interpreted programming language with first-class functions. As it is most known as the scripting language for web pages,
many non-browser environments also use this language. Such as Node.js, Apache CouchDB, and Adobe Acrobat. It is said that JavaScript
is prototyped based, multi-paradigm, single-threaded, dynamic language, supports object-oriented imperative and declarative such as functional programming styles.
This page is useful as it provides a section for beginners including first steps, the building blocks of JavaScript, introducing JavaScript objects, and much more.
It has a section to have a better understanding of client-side JavaScript frameworks, language overview, structures and different conditions and comparison functionalities.
The MDN Technology Reference is a useful website that includes various information regarding selected website coding languages such as HTML, CSS, Javascript, and much more.
useful information revolving around the topic. This page is useful for new or experienced website developers, for new web developers many sections have basic and starting.
sections for those who need to start from step 1, including tutorials to get started. As for the experienced developers each language includes an advanced section for more
complex functionalities to be used on HTML. Also, useful if you need a little reminder on how to perform a certain procedure.