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Developing Websites - GreTex - 10.07.2013

I'm just gonna learn How to Develop Websites
But i want to know from which Language should i start
there are many languages So i'm a bit Confused

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Re: Developing Websites - Aerotactics - 10.07.2013

HTML and/or PHP

Go to codecademy.com to learn how.

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Re: Developing Websites - gtakillerIV - 10.07.2013

HTML for the page itself, PHP for server sided scripts, and finally CSS for styling your webpage.

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Re: Developing Websites - Misiur - 10.07.2013

HTML is just a markup language.

For serverside language python or ruby (php is terrible first choice).

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Re: Developing Websites - Vince - 10.07.2013

You do realize that less than 1% of all websites use Python or Ruby, right?
http://w3techs.com/technologies/over...g_language/all

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Re: Developing Websites - iLinx - 10.07.2013

Python isn't for the web lol.

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Re: Developing Websites - [ABK]Antonio - 10.07.2013

Python always has been able to be used on web stuff. Though I'd still suggest PHP like others have...just for simplicity.

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Re: Developing Websites - Misiur - 10.07.2013

Learning php is painful - the noise to signal ratio is terrible. It doesn't mean I discourage php, because it's my main language nonetheless - I only think that as a starter it's a bad idea (like choosing bulbasaur in gen I)

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Re: Developing Websites - IJzerenRita - 10.07.2013

Yeah, <a href="https://www.djangoproject.com/">LOL!</a>

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Re: Developing Websites - thefatshizms - 10.07.2013

painful ?? I thought it was one of the most easiest languages I have ever seen.

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Re: Developing Websites - SsHady - 10.07.2013

To Start Off Learn HTML Because its the base of your website

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