When learning HTML, there are a lot of tutorials out there that just makes you copy and paste code without telling you how it “really” works.  Don’t get me wrong, I learn a lot from those tutorials because I have an experimental mind that just likes to break things and put them together to figure out how it works. 

But I want to do something different…something more enjoyable to learn and perhaps more informative.  HTML is very simple to use, and if you think about it, all sites are heavily built on this language.

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Back in the days, developing and coding websites has always been a pain.  From hard coding websites and looking at them locally through our screens, it’s really tough for developers to see how their code works online and in an actual browser.

Microsoft did a decent job with it’s WYSIWYG Frontpage editor and Adobe did an excellent job with its DreamWeaver products.  However…what if you didn’t like the abilities of Frontpage and couldn’t afford the Adobe suite?
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