Really Ameture.....

Maverick340 · 13-03-2005, 04:42 PM

Name :Aman
Backgroung:No knowledge of Web Servers,PHP,CSS,HTML,VB,Apache,C++,

Intersted In: Knowing A little about all of this in a easy manner?
Any Replies?NO!
PLEASE HELP

goobimama · 13-03-2005, 05:21 PM

Why don't you pick up a couple of books on HTML, dreamweaver and then move on to bigger things like PHP, CSS, and the rest alike.

My Advice is, get a good grounding of HTML as it is very very important in understanding web design. I have friends who design only through dreamweaver but later, cannot find errors and stuff like that. HTML is most powerful. I had a very old book on HTML, I guess there are much better one's now...

Then you can move on to a WYSIWYG editor like dreamweaver or Frontpage or Golive. Dreamweaver is the best In my opinion. Try out the Dummies books for dreamweaver, they are nice.

A definitive path you have to take is CSS, its very important in todays world as almost all the best websites are based on CSS. For this, I think CSS vault is the best http://cssvault.com. First start of with a book on that, and then get up to date with CSS in the vault.

Important: Install all the browsers out there and test your site on each one of them. Make sure its as standard compliant as possible.

After that...well, let's see after that.

rajkumar_personal · 13-03-2005, 06:01 PM

Look for eBooks on the net !!

There is thread in this forum
Search for "eBooks" & you will land up there.
ENJOY ...........................
Read carefully and use the knowledge to enlighten urself

Maverick340 · 13-03-2005, 10:24 PM

I think goobimama ur quite right.
I ll jus have to work my A** to become a techno dude!

Maverick340 · 13-03-2005, 10:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rajkumar_personal

Search for "eBooks" & you will land up there.
ENJOY ...........................

And let me tell u the digit search engine is PATHETIC!

cyberia.in · 08-06-2005, 07:17 PM

w3schools.com is the best online resources for web-related stuff for beginners

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goobimama  Macboy Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Goa Posts: 4,486	Why don't you pick up a couple of books on HTML, dreamweaver and then move on to bigger things like PHP, CSS, and the rest alike. My Advice is, get a good grounding of HTML as it is very very important in understanding web design. I have friends who design only through dreamweaver but later, cannot find errors and stuff like that. HTML is most powerful. I had a very old book on HTML, I guess there are much better one's now... Then you can move on to a WYSIWYG editor like dreamweaver or Frontpage or Golive. Dreamweaver is the best In my opinion. Try out the Dummies books for dreamweaver, they are nice. A definitive path you have to take is CSS, its very important in todays world as almost all the best websites are based on CSS. For this, I think CSS vault is the best http://cssvault.com. First start of with a book on that, and then get up to date with CSS in the vault. Important: Install all the browsers out there and test your site on each one of them. Make sure its as standard compliant as possible. After that...well, let's see after that. __________________ I'm like a bird...

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13-03-2005, 06:01 PM	#3 (permalink)
rajkumar_personal Ignorance is BLISS !! Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: 127.0.0.1 Posts: 565	Look for eBooks on the net !! There is thread in this forum Search for "eBooks" & you will land up there. ENJOY ........................... Read carefully and use the knowledge to enlighten urself

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cyberia.in In The Zone Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 262	w3schools.com is the best online resources for web-related stuff for beginners