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the good news about learning HTML CSS and JavaScript is that you can practice right on your computer without any special setup. You don't need server software or anything of that nature. All you need...

I would try the free option first.

you would have to save each individual page as an HTML document. Not worth it.

This is a good forum for learning web development. It's also the one I belonged to when I heard about this job that I have.

I'm afraid I can't, I didn't learn from a book, I learned from school and then from forums and the web in general, including that site I mentioned. Regarding money, it's like any other field, the...

The beginning is always the same when it comes to web development, learn HTML, then CSS, then JavaScript, then choose a server-side language once you have those down. I recommend w3schools.com as a...