PHP and HML

by huda mahdy

Posted: 14 years ago 18 replies

PROGRAMMING

iam a newbe

please tell me

what language i must learn for business online?
thanks

#hml #php

johndoejohndoe 14 years ago

PHP, HTML, and CSS
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- Dennisknows 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by johndoejohndoe
  
  PHP, HTML, and CSS
  
  What's the difference between PHP and HTML.
  
  I create landing pages and notice that I can change webpage endings from HTML to PHP and there's no change.
  
  I have realized that with PHP, if you put index.php, that's the home page.
  
  Thanks guys and gals
  
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wayfarer 14 years ago

You could always start with English
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- mojojuju 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by wayfarer
  
  You could always start with English
  
  Ouch!
  
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CoursesWeb 14 years ago

Hi,
To can create good web pages, you should learn first HTML and CSS, then, to create complete website, try learn PHP, JavaScript, and to work with a CMS, like Drupal, or WordPress.
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mmrumii 14 years ago

I think HTML is the basic and then you have to Learn PHP.
you should learn Html first and when you will complete it then you can try PHP.
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JohnnyS 14 years ago

Originally Posted by huda mahdy

iam a newbe

please tell me

what language i must learn for business online?
thanks

what kind of business do you want to do?
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- Charlesth 14 years ago
  
  Its depend on requirements of your online business project if you wants to develop dynamic website than you have to learn PHP and if you wants to develop static website than you have to learn HTML.
  
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YemTv 14 years ago

first focus on your English language.then start HTML....
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System Wide Solutions 14 years ago

Whatever you are using, knowing HTML is a must. Then you can go for mostly PHP and CSS.
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JayWiz 14 years ago

Depends on your needs. Here is the basic:1. HTML
2. CSS
3. PHP
4. Mysql

More advance:
1. Ajax: jquery
2. Ruby

What do you want to build?
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- PaulCook 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by JayWiz
  
  Depends on your needs. Here is the basic:1. HTML
  2. CSS
  3. PHP
  4. Mysql
  
  More advance:
  1. Ajax: jquery
  2. Ruby
  
  What do you want to build?
  
  I would just add JavaScript before PHP or after MySql. Anyhow you MUST start with HTML and CSS, they are like letters in alphabet, after which you start writing sentences ( sentences = PHP, JS, MySql... )
  But you must prepare yourself because that journey is not easy nor fast!!!
  
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Nepzian 14 years ago

HTML, CSS, PHP are want to learn to be a web designer and developer
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wayfarer 14 years ago

I'll give another smartass answer:

If you want to build businesses for others, study all the markup and programming languages you can get your hands on. If you want to build businesses for yourself, you need to learn the language of money.
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helisell 14 years ago

Just learn wordpress. That'll do you for the first 2 years.

You'll be able to set up a site, sell products and take money.
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- turtlechief 14 years ago
  
  Even though I have a bias towards PHP cuz I love it so, nowadays I would recommend this (in order of priority/relevance)
  
  WordPress or another free Content Management System (CMS). It can get you up and running fast while you learn the finer points of web development and design.
  
  HTML5 - HTML is the building block of the web, and why not start with the most recent version.
  
  CSS - This handles how your web page is displayed and is crucial to learn along with the html
  
  JQuery (Javascript libraries) - Javascript is rapidly taking over as the go-to language for web development, and libraries like JQuery make it easier than ever to get started.
  
  PHP - Server-side code is what makes the web truly dynamic instead of static. Although the same could be said of client-side code, the end user has the option of preventing client side scripting from executing. PHP is free, widely used, and is not going away any time soon (even with the popularity of rails, php is not in danger of obsolescence).
  
  The reason I put javascript ahead of php is that it can take a long time to become a professional grade php developer. Simple things like a secure login or a CMS can be more daunting than you may think. Plus even knowing all the code in the world wont save you from having to spend money on hosting, secure SSL certificates, etc. In the end it makes more sense to be able to make small tweaks using php and then either hire a developer or use a 3rd party system. For example on one site I use zen cart (an open source secure shopping cart), then if I need to make small changes using PHP or HTML I can.
  
  One of the best free resources for learning web programming is w3schools (I am too new to post links, but you can always google it). They are a great reference, I use that site all the time. Hope this helps.
  
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antac Banned 14 years ago

You can learn PHP and HTML.
I hope this language is appropriate for you.
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kayetaylor 14 years ago

Html, CSS and Php
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