What are the best resources (books, webpages) for learning  to create a weblog?
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You can try Yahoo 360
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http://www.blogger.com is a good blog system.
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www.createblog.com or www.blogring.net
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It depends on what you are looking  for. \n\nYou have your general and really simple sites like www.freewebs.com, or more complex ones like www.bravenet.com which allows many add ons like galleries, forums, and other such things.\n\nIf you want to make a forum, you have things like www.phpbb.com, www.phpbbserver.com, or www.phpbbcity.com\n\nThere are many different sorts of site builders out there. You just have to know the type that you want, and then go and look it up on google.
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http://www.blogger.com/\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/
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For a free blog site, u might want to try http://www.blogger.com/\nIt provides a easy to use interface as well as nice features.
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try this one\n\nhttp://www.blogger.com
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http://www.blogger.com/start
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Try This " http://www.blogger.com/start "... Its Rilli Too Gud & It has Many wide Range OF features ... i am sure that U will Die for it ....
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There are several places available on the internet where you can start your personal homepage or a blog (web log, journal) for fee or for free. Web pages contain files, such as HTML, images, graphics etc that need to be hosted on a web server. Also they need a URL address that points to them.\n\nBoth services you can get free or if you require more options for a fee. Often they are both provided by the same service provider.\n\nOnce you sign up for an account, there is (most of the times) a collection of easy to use tools so you can add content and customize your personal web page.\n\nAssuming you are new to this, and have no knowledge of programming or HTML, you could start by visiting the web sites listed below. Good luck!
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http://www.outshine.com/phpbbblog/phpbbblog.zip will take you to a download for this blog system.
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sign in to yahoo 360, and start creating your Blog. Its easy as a pie.
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Here's a fabulous site that you can start with as a newbie and stay with when you become expert. It has just about everything and is graded in difficult. Start with the Primers.\n\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/
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I would start with w3schools.com.  They have a ton of tutorials and so forth.  Buy a few books as well. There are a *ton* of them out there.  Check out Amazon or BookPool.  You can actually code a website and open it in a web browser on your computer without having to upload it to a server.
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These are my "must-haves"\nhttp://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdot\nhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/neowin-main\nhttp://digg.com/rss/index.xml
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First I would recommend for you to install macromedia dreamweaver and Flash. Get a good tutorial book that explains go to deign a web page. First try to get some web pages done. It doesn't have to look professional. Just basic.\n\nThen test it in your local machine. When you refer the material to do all this, you will automatically be able to have a knowledge on publishing pages to  a website.\nIf you want to get the DUMMY series of books\nfor example "Website design for Dummies"
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here you can got some ideas to set up a web page:\n\nfor personal use, of couse free:\n\nhttp://blogger.com (google service, ads free)\nhttp://googlepage.google.com (google service, ads free)\nhttp://spaces.live.com (msn service, with banner)\nand you can also reseach some of the blog provider in google.\n\nfor advanced use, free but ads attached and slow, and you might have to know something around ftp, server, etc.\n\nhttp://www.free-webhosts.com/\nhttp://www.netfirms.com/\nhttp://www.freeservers.com/\nhttp://web-hosting.nettop20.com/\nand google search might give you some ideas on the "free hosting"... :)