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Internet Explorer continues to build back market share
TG Daily - Aug 03, 2010
I propose real world statistics: July, 2010, Firefox - 46.4%. IE8 - 15.6%. http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp.and more »

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W3Schools. W3Schools offers web-erection tutorials free of charge. It bills itself as the “largest web developer site on the net.

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HTML5 and CSS3-Ready Browsers get Graphed [Interactive Graph Details Browser ... TFTS (blog)

12.05.10

Of procedure, when reading this graph you have to remember that it highlights only the following 8 browsers:

Internet Explorer 7 Internet Explorer 8 Internet Explorer 9 Firefox 3.5 Firefox 3.7 Opera 10.10 Safari 4 Chrome 4

You may perception that all of these browsers are fairly modern with older versions of Internet Explorer not making the cut. However, when winsome into account what browsers are actually being used to access this HTML5 and/or CSS3 content, appoint note that the current browser usage breakdown as of April 2010 (according to W3Schools ) is as follows:

Internet Explorer 6: 7.9% Internet Explorer 7: 9.3% Internet Explorer 8: 16.2% Firefox: 46.4% Chrome: 13.6% Safari: 3.7% Opera: 2.2%

So while the graph fails to assort Internet Explorer 6, it only has 7.9% of the market share meaning a whole slew of other Internet users have a unlimited array of HTML5/CSS3 features at their disposal. In fact, the most widely used browser, Mozilla’s Firefox, at 46.4% is talented of properly rendering the majority of new HTML5/CSS3 features. I think this goes to show you that the faster users upgrade their software to more proficient browsers, the faster the Internet as a whole will be able to move towards an HTML5/CSS3.

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What's wrong with the w3schools forum? when will it be up again?

Jan 04, 2008 by Alex S | Posted in Programming & Design


Necessary error: This file has expired. in /home/w3school/public_html/sources/ipsclass.php on line 0

It seems their PHP traditions went offline. Things happen, try again tomorrow.

The Great Poomba | Jan 04, 2008

Unavoidable error: This file has expired. in /home/w3school/public_html/sources/ipsclass.php on line 0

It seems their PHP customs went offline. Things happen, try again tomorrow.
ng99us | Jan 04, 2008

Is it possible to teach yourself web design, and make a career out of it?

Nov 11, 2008 by Amethyst1978 | Posted in Programming & Design

I have recently trifle about designing websites and have been using the W3schools website. I am a real beginner, but am finding it really interesting and am everything considered a career change in the future. Do you think it is possible to learn enough yourself through sites like W3 and how long does it take to become fully okay?

It depends on how staunch you learn, it took me a couple of months to master it and now i run my own web design company in my spare time. W3schools is a top website for beginning to learn how to use HTML, so stick with that until you learn the basics. Then try using www.good-tutorials.com for CSS, HTML and PHP tutorials to supporter you learn how to create more unique websites!

Dr Hassall | Nov 11, 2008

What should i do next with XAMPP (two questions)?

Aug 21, 2008 by Humza | Posted in Programming & Design

I have downloaded and installed XAMPP as advised by people on here.
I downloaded it to learn PHP nothing else.
Firstly it says MySQL is not solid, should i add a password?
And now i have installed it, how to get on to start learning (from W3Schools). Do i just open notepad like i did for X/HTML & CSS & Javascript and start typing?
Not the brightest suggestion but we can't all be pig ugly and clever.
Thanks in advance

If you are event the XAMPP on default settings then there is nothing to worry about. MySQL will prevent any computer (other than yours) from accessing the database. You can add a password if you feel uncomfortable leaving it exposed.

To add the watchword check the instructions at xampp site ( http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html#1221 )

To start programming, you can indeed fireup notepad and start typing away. Turn over a complete sure you save the resultant files in the xampp web root directory ( http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html#1168 ).

The neglect settings mean that you save the files in c:\xamp\htdocs. This directory is then mapped to the localhost. eg, if you saved a put at c:\xamp\htdocs\hello.php you will need to type in http://localhost/hello.php in the browser address bar to call it up.

Fancy that helps.

PS - that faq has some good startup info regarding xampp. Give it a read if you have the time to better understand your setup.

kamstylo | Aug 21, 2008
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