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Internet Sites with the New and Outdated Examples

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Hello, I’ve never developed a website. I’ve only studied CSS, HTML 5, and Javascript.

I just feel that I cannot compete otherwise with other developers on any future team that I join.

I’m looking for the largest practical website and/or websites with good examples to do everything commonly coded on webpages. The websites should be detailed enough so that I can duplicate the example on random websites.

All the most common technologies are acceptable.

(But, I don’t want to download terabytes of data! A few good large websites is acceptable. I don’t want websites with just a few examples.)

I definately want HTML, Javascript, and jquery. (I’m not sure that I want php.)

Thank you,

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Big nod to W3Schools.

In reply to Internet Sites with the New and Outdated Examples

Plenty of tutorials and a TRY IT NOW page to try it out.

HOWEVER why not go with WordPress like most do today? Be sure to lash an onion to your belt too.

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If you do not or cannot do the work yourself, then you hire someone to do it for you. Seems like a simple solution to me. Not likely to get resolved by itself unless AI perfects the job for you at a reasonable cost.

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Your mention of “future team” makes me think you want a career in web building. Employers want either formal education (at a college or university) or proven practical experience with a previous employer. Starting from scratch and only being able to tell something like “I made a few simple websites myself to practice” is not a very good starting point.

If you already have a job in IT, go and talk with HR about a career change and how they would support it by sending you to courses and let you do internshops. If you don’t have a job in IT currently, start a formal education. Just playing with HTML, CSS and javascript yourself won’t be much help, I’m afraid, unless you’re a hidden genius and can convince a future employer of that.

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To improve your web development skills, you can look at a mix of modern and older websites with detailed examples using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. Websites like MDN Web Docs (developer.mozilla.org) offer a wealth of examples and tutorials that demonstrate best practices in coding, including common JavaScript and jQuery techniques. Additionally, websites like CSS-Tricks (css-tricks.com) and CodePen (codepen.io) provide real-world examples of interactive web pages with clean code you can replicate. For a broader look, GitHub offers numerous open-source projects with advanced front-end and back-end code, allowing you to see how larger sites structure their code. These sites provide practical examples without overwhelming you with unnecessary data, and you can find a variety of content types to duplicate on your own websites.

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