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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.

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


Just saying...

(19-07-2010, 08:42 PM)T3hRogue Wrote: [ -> ]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.

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

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

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.

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