[GreTex]

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

[Aerotactics]

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Originally Posted by GreTex 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

HTML and/or PHP

Go to codecademy.com to learn how.

[gtakillerIV]

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

[Misiur]

HTML is just a markup language.

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

[Vince]

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Originally Posted by Misiur For serverside language python or ruby (php is terrible first choice).

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

[iLinx]

Python isn't for the web lol.

[[ABK]Antonio]

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Originally Posted by iLinx Python isn't for the web lol.

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

[Misiur]

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)

[IJzerenRita]

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Originally Posted by iLinx Python isn't for the web lol.

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

[thefatshizms]

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Originally Posted by Misiur 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)

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

[SsHady]

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