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Web developer - Sanjrani - 01.05.2014

Hey there, who among you is Web Developer? I am learning web development as well.

What languages would you suggest me to learn? I am currently at the stage of completing HTML and HTML5. Also recommend sites, tutorials, languages and help me in general.

Re: Web developer - SaltySandy - 01.05.2014

HTML / HTML5 isn't very useful. A web developer should have mastered php - while you use simple html to support php, php is the best, most functions. Also jQuery and JAVA can be good. Python for a side-development, I guess.

As for tutorials, goto w3schools, and wikihow or something.

Re: Web developer - Sanjrani - 01.05.2014

I know the basics of PHP, but can't understand those $GET $POST thingy. By basic, I mean variable declaring, arrays, functions etc

Re: Web developer - Redirect Left - 01.05.2014

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Originally Posted by Sanjrani

but can't understand those $GET $POST

What is there to not $_GET about $_GET & _$POST?

Re: Web developer - IJzerenRita - 01.05.2014

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Originally Posted by SaltySandy

HTML / HTML5 isn't very useful. A web developer should have mastered php - while you use simple html to support php, php is the best, most functions. Also jQuery and JAVA can be good. Python for a side-development, I guess.

As for tutorials, goto w3schools, and wikihow or something.

This is an embarrassingly uninformed reply. Please, OP, disregard this ill advice. I am an actual web developer. If you want to be a good front-end developer, go ahead and add CSS3 and Javascript to your skill set. Please don't start off with jQuery right away.

Re: Web developer - Mr.Anonymous - 01.05.2014

First learn how to create basic static pages in HTML with CSS. Then move onto dynamic pages using PHP. I like using these with MySQL(i) all together.

Re: Web developer - Luis- - 01.05.2014

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Originally Posted by Redirect Left

What is there to not $_GET about $_GET & _$POST?

I see what you did there, here have a $_COOKIE.

Re: Web developer - Kindred - 01.05.2014

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Originally Posted by Luis-

I see what you did there, here have a $_COOKIE.

Does it actually work?

Re: Web developer - FahadKing07 - 01.05.2014

Use www.codeacademy.com for learning those langs

Re: Web developer - punklord - 02.05.2014

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Originally Posted by Mr.Anonymous

First learn how to create basic static pages in HTML with CSS. Then move onto dynamic pages using PHP. I like using these with MySQL(i) all together.

This is what I would suggest too.