My tips for learning how to make professional websites.

[Loka123 !p9TllnK6yg]

First of all you need to have a passion to learn, and this is how I recommend you learn (in order):

HTML > CSS > PHP > JS > Others


HTML is really easy to learn and you can learn it over at this place: http://www.w3schools.com/Html/default.asp

CSS is a bit harder to learn, but still fairly easy to learn and it's really good to know, you can learn css from here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

PHP is pretty fairly hard to learn, you can do a lot of things with PHP, twitter/facebook all big sites are made with PHP. So PHP is a must to learn to make dynamic websites, you can learn some of it here: http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp also take the time to learn SQL here: http://www.w3schools.com/sql/default.asp

Now JS (Javascript) isn't as necessary to learn in my opinion but still good to know, you can learn it from here: http://www.w3schools.com/JS/default.asp

Other: There is a lot of other web coding langs such as xhtml, asp.net, xml and a lot more, you can google on how to learn any coding lang, but I suggest buying books and learn from them.


Thanks for reading and good luck.

[T3hRogue]

This seems more like advertising than tips to make a professional website.


Just saying...

[Loka123 !p9TllnK6yg]

This seems more like advertising than tips to make a professional website.


Just saying...

Lol, advertisting... How am I advertisting... Ah you mean the links to the wc3 school or w/e, well if you want to learn html for example you can just google it or use that link.

I'm not advertising, trust me.

[T3hRogue]

Naw, I know. I was pointing out that it was ore redirecting than actually giving tips on how make it professional.


But, checking those sites out, they seem alright

[Mark]

w3schools is the best place to go to learn about web development and such.

[Drumm]

I would place XML in the same place on your hierarchy as SQL, personally. XML is technically a language, but it is used alot for RSS. Most people store data in it, then parse it using Php or Javascript.

[de Baphomet]

The only problem I have with wc3schools is that it doesn't really have any bleeding edge tuts. It's stuck with the HTML4 and CSS2 atm