[FIXED] What are some of the best reference sites for HTML and JavaScript programming

Issue

Best reference sites for HTML and JavaScript programming:

• W3C WebEd Wiki (this site has a self-teaching curriculum as well as reference material): HTML, CSS
• W3C Specifications: HTML4, HTML5 (working draft), CSS 2.1, DOM Tech Reports: levels 1-3
• ECMAScript: ECMAScript 5.1 (PDF), ECMAScript 3rd Ed., Annotated ES 5.1, HTML ES 3
• SitePoint: DOM JavaScript, HTML, CSS -- Search
• Mozilla Dev Center: DOM, JavaScript, JS Lang, AJAX, HTML, XHTML, SVG, Standards
• MSDN: HTML Elements, IE HTML Reference, CSS Attributes, IE CSS Reference, JavaScript Language, DOM
• Quirksmode: DOM Javascript, CSS, Compatibility
• ZVON: HTML, XML, CSS
• DevGuru - JavaScript, HTML, CSS, XML, Server-side
• Aptana - DOM0, DOM1+2, JavaScript Lang, Core, HTML, CSS
• GotAPI - DOM JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Server-side, Multimedia, XML
• SELFHTML French: DOM JavaScript, HTML, DHTML, CSS, XML, Server-side
• SELFHTML German: DOM JavaScript, HTML, DHTML, CSS, XML, Server-side
• Blooberry - HTML, CSS
• HTMLDog - HTML, CSS
• W3schools: DOM, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, XML, Multimedia, Server-side^*

^*There is some controversy over the quality and accuracy of the information in the tutorials offered by W3Schools. Not as many, however, take issue with the reference section.

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Related questions, mostly the source of the above links:

• What is the best online javascript/css/html/xhtml/dom reference?
• Best resources to learn JavaScript
• Good javascript reference

Solution

I find the Mozilla Developer Network very helpful.

Steve

Answered By - Steve Harrison

Answer Checked By - Senaida (PHPFixing Volunteer)