December 19th, 2003
03:05 AM
I know HTML, what's next?
I have alot of experience with HTML now, and Im pretty good with the graphics, but what's next? I dont care about Javascript, I want something more useful. Not flash either, because I have a friend who will do flash for me. Im thinking PHP, but I want some other opinions. I want to be able to do a very graphics enriched website without having to use I-Frames.
Does anyone have any good tutorials for PHP, and other stuff for databases? I desperately need help.
Thanks
- Chris
December 19th, 2003
07:41 AM
yeah php is a good step to take
www.php.net is all you need to learn, just use the online documentation.
if youre looking for tutorials i know that spoono guys and caged have some
www.spoono.com
www.skinsntemplates.com
December 19th, 2003
08:37 AM
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Also Perl and CGI might interest you if you're after dynamic content and databases.
You mention HTML, do you mean XHTML and CSS2 in that? That's a way for iframe less and good to use with databases too.
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December 19th, 2003
08:29 PM
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If you haven't learned CSS yet, I would suggest you do that first before anything else.
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December 19th, 2003
09:18 PM
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Yes definatly CSS, it is by far one of my favorite web technologies.
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December 19th, 2003
09:26 PM
Css is very VERY simple, if you know html then css will be very simple.
So learn CSS, then PHP :-)
http://www.acecoolco.com/tutorials.php
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December 19th, 2003
10:49 PM
and of course mysql for complicated search querries in php 
December 19th, 2003
11:19 PM
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XHTML, CSS, JS make up the basics of webpages learn them first then move on to server side languages (PHP, ASP.net, Perl or what ever floats your boat)
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Last edited by stewis, December 19th, 2003 11:28 PM (Edited 1 times)
December 22nd, 2003
02:47 AM
Thanks for the info guys. Acecool, Im definately gonna check that site out.
