Learning web developing languages

by Slazengeer

Posted: 12 years ago 23 replies

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Hi there,

If anyone wants to learn these following web languages, then what should be the order.
html, css, html5, javascript, & jquery

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pin9211 12 years ago

I think html CSS html5 java and jquery
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Joe Ray 12 years ago

Just learn HTML5. There are some free courses in udemy. Some of those courses cover some basic CSS too. HTML and CSS is easy and fun.

Then, you can decide how much javascript and jquery you want to learn.
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mirza786

11 years ago

HTML & CSS - Once youlearn these, you will easily get what are addition in HTML5 & CSS3
jQuery - After HTML & CSS
PHP - After HTML & CSS
Javascript - After HTML, CSS & PHP

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Slade556

11 years ago

Originally Posted by mirza786

HTML & CSS - Once youlearn these, you will easily get what are addition in HTML5 & CSS3
jQuery - After HTML & CSS
PHP - After HTML & CSS
Javascript - After HTML, CSS & PHP

This order.
HTML is the language of the basics of all the basics, sort of. Once you understand it, and some CSS along with it, you'll be able to easily understand the rest.

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Zenoth 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Slazengeer

Hi there,

If anyone wants to learn these following web languages, then what should be the order.
html, css, html5, javascript, & jquery

Thanks.

First you need to learn HTML. Just start with HTML5, because HTML5 is the "up to date" HTML version (more semantic, with more tags and features).
Second, you need to learn CSS (including CSS3 for effects and to make your pages smoother, media queries for responsive design, etc.).

If you want to go further and create dynamic websites, you should also learn some PHP (more complex than HTML) to create more advanced websites.

JavaScript / jQuery is not even required to have a fully functional website, but you can learn it to improve user experience.

So, my order will be:

1) HTML 5
2) CSS
3) PHP (optional - to give you the ability to create more advanced websites)
4) JavaScript / jQuery
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- PHR 11 years ago
  
  You should learn those "languages" in the following order:
  
  1. HTML
  - HTML is used for describing websites.
  - With HTML you can write content, make it bold, italic, make paragraphs and tables
  
  If you can describe your website, it should actually looking good, so the next part is:
  
  2. CSS:
  - CSS is used for designing websites and aligning/orientate existing content.
  
  If you have now a website with content and an good looking design, but no interaction with the user, there comes the next step:
  
  3. JavaScript:
  - JavaScript is actually a language where you can interact with the user or better said - interact with user data and user actions
  
  You can learn jQuery if you are in the position where you can say that you know how JavaScript works and how you can apply it.
  
  jQuery is just a library of existing JavaScript methods and commands. (like Bootstrap for CSS)
  
  Best regards,
  Peter
  
  P.S.: Learning a serverside scripting language like PHP is only useful, if you know you want to write a programm where you have to interact with databases, need to open files on the server, generally interact with the server, etc. and need more functionality compared with just client scripting languages like JavaScript.
  
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emuigai 11 years ago

Html ->css->javascript
jquery is a framework of javascript. once you understand javascript you are good.
HTML is easy. one rule if it is an element most likely it has a closing.
example <h> needs to be closed with </h>
<title></title>
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arunmehtaindia 11 years ago

You should learn HTML5 and CSS3. Because these days, the trend of website design has almost changed. Now every website is being designed using responsive techniques. The future of these scripting languages is very bright.
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geekSoftware 11 years ago

My advice is:
HTML - CSS - PHP && MySQLi - Javascript && Jquery

After that you can try something like HTML5 and CSS3 etc. Of course, it all depends what you really want to become once in future, so I guess that none of us is able to give you good enough answer on your question without that, but if you follow my advice that will give you enough knowledge to become complete web developer, because if you know this languages you can very easy learn the rest, but this are basics.
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topqualitymarketing 11 years ago

HTML & CSS

After that combine with jquery and you did the right thing
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maz1207 11 years ago

According to my basic experience, the order is HTML -> CSS -> PHP and MySQL. I haven't reach the javascript thing but i think thats next.
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- saniyapatel 11 years ago
  
  I think first to learn HTML5 then JavaScript, jQuery and CSS .
  
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datastyling 11 years ago

Would be good if you start with HTML, HTML5, CSS, CSS3, JAVASCRIPT, JQUERY...you could actually direct into HTML5, CSS3 but i would suggestion you also learn from the previous version because you're gonna needed it specially when debugging sites that uses old version of programming languages.

After that you can proceed to back-end programing either php or asp & mysql.

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UnleashReality 11 years ago

Ruby on rails
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Darrenshome 11 years ago

If you are a newbie, then I suggest HTML5 and JQuery.

If you learn JQuery, you DON'T need to learn JavaScript because JQuery is a JavaScript library!

Learn CSS3 last as this is just a styling tool.

Therefore, you have saved on learning HTML and JavaScript!!!

This strategy will save you hours in your learning curve
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afridy

11 years ago

Hey you should visit lynda .com . There is a lot's of famous developer. I think learning html,css,php with famous developers like amazing and fun. So you should try this.

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jeffreysloe

11 years ago

Originally Posted by afridy

Hey you should visit lynda .com . There is a lot's of famous developer. I think learning html,css,php with famous developers like amazing and fun. So you should try this.

I agree! lynda.com has the best html, css, html5, javascript, and jquery (the order I would take) courses that money can buy. Signup for a 10 day trial to see if this is the right place for you. If you feel like it is, I would spend the $37.50 per month to get access to the files the trainers are using. If you stick with it, you will have a great understanding of all the subjects listed above within a very short period of time.

Good luck!

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TeKn1qu3z 11 years ago

Go with HTML5 at w3 school to learn everything. In these days we don't need to spend much time on designing because most CMS are built with great themes.
Theme developers are too giving low prices for great thems. Anyway learn if you still want to build themes or something to do as a web designer.
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Leadsupply 11 years ago

Although HTML5 is up to date verison of HTML but I think you need to learn HTML too.
So the order should be
HTML
CSS
HTML5
CCS3
Java
Jquery
PHP
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sohailglt 11 years ago

HTML5,
CSS3,
JAVASCRIPT,
PHP
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Chrisrocs 11 years ago

I think everyone has pretty much hit it home with the learning order of the more simpler languages.

Surprised no one has mentioned Python - although PHP does hold the majority of the web development market. As mentioned above, ruby on rails is also an excellent option. They're great alternatives to PHP if you're looking to delve deeper into actual web development. Both of them are very clean and easy to learn languages as well.
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gamefan 11 years ago

It should be:

HTML -> CSS -> Javascript -> PHP -> SQL for MySQL -> Jquery -> HTML5
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