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Hellow guys,I am some kind of newbie,who just rush on forums,blogs and sometime hacking tutorial ๐Ÿ˜› .
And,now I feel that I am just running on surface of webs without learning web language.So,I started learning <html> in w3schools and I finished it </html> :happy: .And I just need suggestions from webmasters/people in this field which language should I do next?
 
HTML and CSS usually come in a pair. I would say that you need to learn your way around CSS. After that, learn some PHP and JavaScript. Then later look into some awesome JavaScript libraries such as jQuery.
 
Finished with html (and CSS)? Go with HTML5/CSS3. There is great need there and is more likely to get you a job ๐Ÿ˜‰ If you master HTML5/CSS3 then start over Android application development and xCode(iOS apps) development along with SQL And database management.
You will be the professional of tomorrow ๐Ÿ™‚
 
Thanoz said:
Finished with html (and CSS)? Go with HTML5/CSS3. There is great need there and is more likely to get you a job ๐Ÿ˜‰ If you master HTML5/CSS3 then start over Android application development and xCode(iOS apps) development along with SQL And database management.
You will be the professional of tomorrow ๐Ÿ™‚

You are jumping all over the place here. Objective C has nothing to do with the web. Why does he need to learn that if he wants to do web based development. Also, HTML5 and CSS3 are not much different. They are just added code and animations. If you want to use animations, you should use jQuery.
 
@Branden,
As i said, it is my belief from my everyday web usage that if he wants to go with it as a profession it is more likely to get him a job. There are Millions of php,Js,AJAX, even asp developers out there, the number of app developers is significant less.
Internet is getting more and more mobile. The future of the web is through mobile app development(google it and you'll find various articles/blogs).
I just give him a suggestion that he might have NOT considered. Whether you like it or not, i want to mention it to help him actually decide what's the next step.
There are so many frameworks like the laker compendium that require knowledge of HTML5 to create an iOS application

Hope i cleared thinks a bit out.
 
Branden said:
You are jumping all over the place here. Objective C has nothing to do with the web. Why does he need to learn that if he wants to do web based development. Also, HTML5 and CSS3 are not much different. They are just added code and animations. If you want to use animations, you should use jQuery.
What if I made an Objective C web browser? ๐Ÿ™
 
remonray said:
Hellow guys,I am some kind of newbie,who just rush on forums,blogs and sometime hacking tutorial ๐Ÿ˜› .
And,now I feel that I am just running on surface of webs without learning web language.So,I started learning <html> in w3schools and I finished it </html> :happy: .And I just need suggestions from webmasters/people in this field which language should I do next?

Are you familiar with <head> and <body> tags? ๐Ÿ˜‰
 
<a> and </a> are pretty important aswell. :rofl:

I'm joking.

Personally, I think you should learn CSS(a must if you know HTML), then JavaScript(that really opens up some opportunities), and then if you want to go even further you can dive into PHP.
 
el canadiano said:
remonray said:
Hellow guys,I am some kind of newbie,who just rush on forums,blogs and sometime hacking tutorial ๐Ÿ˜› .
And,now I feel that I am just running on surface of webs without learning web language.So,I started learning <html> in w3schools and I finished it </html> :happy: .And I just need suggestions from webmasters/people in this field which language should I do next?

Are you familiar with <head> and <body> tags? ๐Ÿ˜‰

<html><title></title><head><body><a href="www.forumpromotion.com">forumpromotion</a></body></html>.......I know most of the tags,But I may need some months/years to get expert in this by practicing .

So,now I am going with css>>little javascript>>php
After that I will move to html5.

And SQL,mySQL,asp will be for future if I want to learn more.

Will this be okey?Thanks guys for all of your suggestions.
 
I learn JavaScript first, it was easy to pick up and I needed it for ProBoards coding so I did that first.
 
I would not go for JS next because it is really hard language. PHP in the other hand is so supereasy and FUN. After you know some PHP, learning JS will go much easier. But if you with JS first then you might get scared and lose your motivation to learn...
But it depends on your mentality.
 
Terry Harvey said:
Branden said:
You are jumping all over the place here. Objective C has nothing to do with the web. Why does he need to learn that if he wants to do web based development. Also, HTML5 and CSS3 are not much different. They are just added code and animations. If you want to use animations, you should use jQuery.
What if I made an Objective C web browser? ๐Ÿ™

Do it.
 
remonray said:
el canadiano said:
remonray said:
Hellow guys,I am some kind of newbie,who just rush on forums,blogs and sometime hacking tutorial ๐Ÿ˜› .
And,now I feel that I am just running on surface of webs without learning web language.So,I started learning <html> in w3schools and I finished it </html> :happy: .And I just need suggestions from webmasters/people in this field which language should I do next?

Are you familiar with <head> and <body> tags? ๐Ÿ˜‰

<html><title></title><head><body><a href="www.forumpromotion.com">forumpromotion</a></body></html>.......I know most of the tags,But I may need some months/years to get expert in this by practicing .

So,now I am going with css>>little javascript>>php
After that I will move to html5.

And SQL,mySQL,asp will be for future if I want to learn more.

Will this be okey?Thanks guys for all of your suggestions.

Great idea! After HTML you should always learn CSS as CSS is the styling partner to HTML. A little javascript (Basically, learn the basic bits) will go a long way. Learn some of the basics of javascript, but not so in detail you spend a great deal of time with it. PHP should be your next step. You should learn PHP and SQL at the same time. PHP + SQL = The Web! Almost every website you see (especially if it ends in .php) uses PHP and SQL. At the very least, learn the basics of how to make a database and how to connect it into PHP. THat should be a good enough amount to get you far.
 
remonray said:
el canadiano said:
remonray said:
Hellow guys,I am some kind of newbie,who just rush on forums,blogs and sometime hacking tutorial ๐Ÿ˜› .
And,now I feel that I am just running on surface of webs without learning web language.So,I started learning <html> in w3schools and I finished it </html> :happy: .And I just need suggestions from webmasters/people in this field which language should I do next?

Are you familiar with <head> and <body> tags? ๐Ÿ˜‰

<html><title></title><head><body><a href="www.forumpromotion.com">forumpromotion</a></body></html>.......I know most of the tags,But I may need some months/years to get expert in this by practicing .

So,now I am going with css>>little javascript>>php
After that I will move to html5.

And SQL,mySQL,asp will be for future if I want to learn more.

Will this be okey?Thanks guys for all of your suggestions.

You might want to refine your html, that should actually be:

Code:
<!DOCTYPE doctypehere>
<html>
<head>
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
<a href="www.forumpromotion.net">forumpromotion</a>
</body>
</html>
 
Zaborg said:
I would not go for JS next because it is really hard language. PHP in the other hand is so supereasy and FUN. After you know some PHP, learning JS will go much easier. But if you with JS first then you might get scared and lose your motivation to learn...
But it depends on your mentality.

JS is more easier than PHP. An example is, you don't have to remember to put a $ symbol before variables always. ๐Ÿ˜›

@remonray:
Decide whether you want to become a web designer or web developer or a mobile developer and learn accordingly.
If you want to become a web designer, learn CSS and JS next. There are plenty of JS stuffs to keep you occupied for long time like Jquery, moo tools, dojo, ExtJS, node js, phantom js, etc.

If you want to become a web developer, learn PHP + SQL (MySQL) next. Learn some framework in PHP so that when it comes to a bigger project, you don't have to reinvent the wheel. And ofcourse, if you have time you can learn things like Perl, Python (both good for text processing), and ASP and Java (Servlets, Spring, ect). Corporates love ASP and Servlets.

If you want to become a mobile developer, learn some basics of Java and dive into Android programming. And once you are good at it, learn iOS, and if you still feel if you need to learn more, there are things like windows mobile, blackberry, etc.
 
I learned HTML, then CSS. Soon after I got into forums and the usage of PHP in them sparked my interest. So I learned PHP. Diving in to Javascript right now, next stop is jQuery. It all depends on what you want to do. Like I want to make a living making websites in the future, thus I went for JS, PHP, such langs. There are also other languages to learn like Ruby, Python, Lua, but again it depends on what you want to do.
 
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