there a lot of programming languages you can learn for the web. there is no 'best' or 'worst' so far i can think of. the most common language is PHP.

you can try adobe dreamweaver.

i dont think you need to be a great developer in order to be professional. but you need to be a professional first before becoming a great developer. its an attitude

Are you working at a job now? If so, ask what development languages are in use. Find company experts in those languages. You could pick up enough skill to improve your current career situation.
If have any prior experience in C or C++, you should have little trouble adapting to PHP and Javascript.

thanks so much for help. i am developing a website on Graphic Design for myself. and that is i choose to do, because i am having 3 year experiance in graphic designing.
i want to work with worriors, is signature really works to drive traffic on website.
or i should post a WSO.

Simply design some sites, concentrate on your graphic design to prove you are best Graphic designer. Web Designer is different comparing to Graphic design so you need to learn theming and go for php tutorials.

I would suggest starting to learn how to code in HTML and CSS first, then do some PHP+MySQL tutorials. codecademy.com can help you with all of that, it is where i learned everything and i've been a successful programmer for years.

HTML, C, C++, CSS, PHP... There are a lot of them, it all depends on you and your preferences.

ya you guys are right. Now i am feeling i should concentrate on my graphic designing skill. I am already a good designer, but I want to make it more generous. Thanks a lot warriors.

you should use editor adobe dreaeaver or sublime.... i use sublime because it is easy to use and very neat .... so try sublime and you will be good to go in coding ....

Junior developers are good hires only if they can quickly grow in the position and become intermediate developers. For that to be possible you need to be looking for two main things:
1) a problem-solving mind set, coupled with a strong foundation in computer science.
2) strong communication skills. You are going to need to communicate with them to mentor them.

i think you can start from html and then css. After this complete PHP.

Your field is a little bit related to web development ,But you should take some courses based on web development

I would actually NOT recommend to become a web developer. There are already millions in that category; and in more than 99.99% the main differentiator is price.

Instead find yourself either a subject (migrating ecommerce applications from osCommerce to Bigcartel), a software package (the shopp plugin for Wordpress), a niche (craft people about to outgrow Etsy) or some other area and specialise there. You'd still be programming and all that, but customers regards you as competent first. And only then comes the price.

Hi!

We are looking for a project based Jr. Web Developer for 2-3 months contract. Let me know if you're interested.

Thanks,
Maureen Mestica

Hi Paramvir,

If you want to do it thoroughly you can look at the "The Complete Web Developer Course - Build 14 Websites" course over at Udemy.
29 hours of video training where you build 14 web sites. Check the rating and number of students under the subtitle.
https://www.udemy.com/complete-web-developer-course/

Udemy is running a promotion at the moment (up to and including Thursday 9th April) with many courses receiving a discount, up to 90%.
The course I mentioned gets a 90% discount. If you go through its regular URL above.

But you can get an additional 4% by adding the coupon code SPRING1010. 94% OFF!
https://www.udemy.com/complete-web-d...ode=SPRING1010

There are many ways you can be a web developer. One of the first thing you need to consider is what language you use. Some languages are not compatible with web developing, I recommend you use language like PHP or even use something basic like HTML. You also need to know a thing or two about database as well as it's architecture which can be a little tricky for newbies. Finally, you need to make sure that what you develop looks good, you also need to know something about web design, the proper way to position links as well as the color combinations needed for what you are developing to make it look appealing.

I'm a Senior Software Developer and I build web applications for a living. I can attest that nobody uses Adobe Dreamweaver.

I build applications in Ruby on Rails, Laravel, Node, etc.

We use unix based systems ( Generally OS X or Ubuntu ) and we use terminal for all build processes.

To be a pro, you should know your way around a command line and be able to build software using a basic text editor.

Relying on Dreamweaver props you up but, you won't know the fundamentals. Additionally I've found that it causes significant delays in the development process as it's not very intuitive at all. ( It's also super slow. )

Take a look at http://safaribooksonline.com

That's where I would start if I were you. There are thousands of books to choose from. Learn HTML & CSS first, then javascript, then what ever back end language interests you most along with common relational and NoSQL databases query languages.

I'm here if you have any questions

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php is good language as it is open source.you can too learn jquery for dialog boxes being used in web pages.

and photoshop as well as adobe dreamweaver as well as flash are good.

There is a lot of Languages you can choose, it depends on what you want to create it depends on your preferences. You can use HTML, CSS, JS, and PHP when creating a website and there are lots of free tutorials online.

There are huge number of programming language are available. But if you want to lean any language you have to start from beginning.

Start learning basics of C and C++ then other languages are little easy to lean for you.

Web development is working on the technical aspect of a website.And a web designer is responisible for the visual design and layout of the website abd web developer take that design and vision from static design to fully working website that is online and running on internet.To be a web developer you need yo know some basic such as HTMl, CSS, etc. There are many languages available. You can select Php as it is open source and you can easily learn it.

Hi, from someone who has been a commercial developer for the last fifteen plus years I have this advice.

Syntax is irrelevant, learn the mindset of programming
Differentiate yourself from the others wherever possible via niche development
Don't be a platform zealot - things change all the time and so do platforms
Don't jump on the latest tech; wait for version 1.1 and see if that market has embraced it
You can learn from *everyone*, I still learn things from our juniors

Have fun - it's a great industry

- HTML
- Dreamweaver
- and learn in website w3school

You become a web developer by learning.
Just pick one language, learn it, practice and go from there.

You can start by learning php, ruby on rails, python etc...
Also, learn HTML and CSS along the way, and that's that!

You can use html, css, JavaScript, jQuery PHP language for make you website. You can learn easily in website W3Schools Online Web Tutorials.

Make a web site HTML and Css are used a basic web pages, also used a javascript and PHP
above four languages are more important to make websites

there are three programming languages you should learn Html,css,javascript .

Bootstrap is also awesome. I love the language. You may try. If you can html, css then you have no problem to learn that cause after that it'll be easy.