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Java Intro to Java Web Development with Spark Diving into Web Development Self review

Afisseta Sankara
Afisseta Sankara
392 Points

how much should I learn HTML?

in order to create a web page in java, do I have to learn the all HTML?

thoughts.txt
the main difference between regular application and web application is the apperance.
do we have to inter-reacte with HTML to produce a web page?
no nothing surprise me thus far .
Kent Γ…svang
Kent Γ…svang
18,823 Points

I would learn a bit of html, it takes a short time to get familiar with so it shouldn't be a problem. Though you don't really have to know a lot og html if you are planning on using javaFX or something similar, but I won't recommend that.

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It's a good idea to dive in to HTML. This course is probably going to be around 30% HTML, and there might even be HTML in the Java code, so it is a great idea to at least scratch the surface of HTML.

Check out this HTML course: https://teamtreehouse.com/library/html

Also, if you don't feel like to do all that work, it's totally fine because Craig will explain how HTML works.

Good luck!

Hope this helps, Alex