Question:
what i need to learn to become a web developer?
2009-08-31 00:01:05 UTC
what i need to learn to become a web developer?
Six answers:
2009-08-31 00:07:13 UTC
Depends on what kind of website or web apps you want to build....

But for an all around developer try starting with HTML then move on to javascript after you've mastered those learn php and mysql master those then learn python and perl if you learn it like that you'll be able to create just about anything you want
soundman
2009-08-31 07:22:01 UTC
Start off with basic Html code. You can find several tutorials all 100% free all over the internet, then once youve mastered that, start learning a little Java script.



Once youve gotten good, purchase your owwn domain and hosting, and sownload and install apache, MySQL and a php editor, and start learning those. Free tutorials are also available online.



You can also learn some css, which will help you create very awesome looking menus, or you can find a free code generator on line.



To design good looking graphics for your site, you should also learn how to use Adobe Photoshop, or GIMP which is basically the free open source version of photoshop.



Once you've mastered those the only thing left to learn really is flash, and ssl security stuff.



With that you should have enough knowledge to build very powerful and interactive sites.



If you want to go further like become a virtual warrior, fighting off hackers and defending your website, then you will need to start using a command line OS like any flavour of linux. Fedora and Ubuntu are very good options for beginners. You should also learn a programming language like C++.



If you want to be a pro, the easiest thing to do is go to colleage and do a degree in software engineering or computer science. They will teach you everything you need o to know and when you grafuate in 4 years you can get a good job earning lots of money.



Believe me, unless your very very good and have connections, you need a degree to get a decent job as a web developer.
2009-08-31 10:49:23 UTC
First organization is important and willingness to not beat yourself up when you discover the problem was a missing ; after staring at the screen for 8 hours :)



Start with HTML/XHTML. Move on to CSS. This should cover most basic bases. Then a programming language like PHP, perl, asp, javascript.
David D
2009-08-31 07:06:14 UTC
HTML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, at least one programming language you can use on the server (such as Perl, Python, Ruby or PHP), SQL, HTTP and enough of a graphics package that you can extract bits of images that you need from larger designs.
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2009-08-31 07:08:27 UTC
Hi,

I'll keep it simple and straight forwared but this will get you started in no time;



http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp



beginning with HTML. There are on-screen examples to try throughout.



Now, for an excellent FREE HTML editor that comes with lots of plugins, ( you may need some as you progress );



http://www.htmlkit.com/



This should help you on.



Regards and best of luck.
2009-08-31 07:06:33 UTC
Starters kit would be PHP/MySQL/HTML/Javascript . Good luck!


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