webmonkey.com

Webmonkey.com., a US-based site.operated by Lycos, is a wonderful "how-to" guide for Web developers and a great deal more besides. I would describe it as a fully comprehensive web development website which is extremely helpful and user-friendly. Indeed,it could be regarded as a definitive site for web authoring and design. It has a very nice layout,is dead easy to load and to navagate around. It has a very orderly and systematic structure,which even the dumb type of visitor like me can easily grasp. It is an unbelievably versatile site in that it caters both for the newbie or absolute beginner ... more

The definitive tutorial site on Web authoring and design. I've been using this site for a while now and I've found it an invaluable source of material to teach me new skills and improve my sites. All of the tutorials are free and each of them has an option to print the entire tutorial. There really is something here for everyone, from the total novice to the most experienced web author. The site is well designed and the tutorials are both easy to locate and easy to follow. There is so much information contained here that its hard to write a review condensing it. To simplify matters I've based ... more

I was a little skeptical when I first heard of this; an e-zine type of site run under Lycos, but I'm glad I took the effort to find out just how good this was! Wether you are just starting out in web developing, a novice/intermediate web develor or an all round Expert Webmaster this site will be of great use to you! It covers pretty much everything there is to know, from the basics of HTML to the database-driven madness of PHP and Coldfusion. This site has it all! There are tutorials, beginner-guides, reference sheets, general infoformation, articles and so much more and it's all FREE! I ... more

The website is a good resource not as good as it was years ago but a good resource. The blog articles are good. They are now owned by wired magazine. Updated quite regularly with several updates a week showing on the front page. The design is really nice and the blog has a professional feel to it which is a nice mix with the very personal nature of the content.As for wired which it is now a part of. This is a very different type of resource, which is refreshing. It is aimed at a more diverse audience, it mixes technology, politics, & aspects of what we call "pop culture." The best thing ... more