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Hey guys, im back.
ok, i have a really busy schedule so i gave c++ a miss. but i will definately do that later.
but, as i said i was going to learn html aswell, and i was suprised how easy it was. hehe, actually it was good. i have learnt heaps and its enough to make a wepage, which im writing fully in html. i will post the source code up later when its finished.
i got like a screen shot thing with all the writing and the pictures, so its not really my own work....but i did write the webpage for it.
anyways, just letting you know cause ive been hearing something about and addicts project which i have zer0 idea what it is.. hehe
i will catchup with you later.
hmm, now that i think about it, it only took me about 3 maybe 4 hours of hardcore study to learn html. i recommend this as a first language for newbies.
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Hey guys, im back.
You were never gone !
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HTML is not a hardcore programming language. It's scripting at best. I'd recommend PHP. Now that has great potential, has not so bad a learning curve but requires some thought.
BTW, I didn't even notice you left. ;)
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haha, yea, i didnt think i would be gone such a [i]short</> time ;) hehe
i didnt realise html is so easy to learn and understand. i mean, everything is soo straightforward and understandable. but i am back...from the short time i was away
cheers
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yep its simple here is a good site if you want to keep reading up on it http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/
you should also look in to PHP as MsMittens said java flash etc if you want to get in to web design there is also good money to be made if your good at it
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Yeah HTML is simple, but it's still good to learn. I know HTML and Visual Basic programming (yeah I know, not that hardcore either) which I am really glad I know. Because at work I was given the task of using Cold Fusion to build a web interface to an Oracle database. I needed the HTML format to do all the stupid stuff with the tables and what not, and the Visual Basic to understand how the Cold Fusion works and to keep my code together.
I think it's always good to know the "easy" stuff, because knowing the basic's really helps you out when you move on to harder stuff like PHP, Cold Fusion, Flash, etc!
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Originally posted here by MsMittens
HTML is not a hardcore programming language. It's scripting at best. I'd recommend PHP. Now that has great potential, has not so bad a learning curve but requires some thought.
BTW, I didn't even notice you left. ;)
Actually HTML is a markup language, hence the acronym HTML (Hypertext markup language). :)
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