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to be a professional web developer , what technologies should I be aware of ?
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Q&A: to be a professional web developer , what technologies should I be aware of ?
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Hello
to be a professional web developer , what technologies ( up to 10 or more ) that I should be aware of .. and the proper order , sequence , I should learn them in …..
I know it may take me decades to know them , but I have a LOT of time .
The following is the answer:
Answer by Rean John Uehara
Start with:
HTML…then
Javascripts….(optional)
Install Dreamweaver…then
Learn Photoshop…then
Study about ASP and PHP…then
study and study!
If you want to learn about Databases inWebsites, you should also study MySQL or MsSQL.
Here’s a link:
www.w3schools.com
Try learning HTML first.
Answer by Custom Computer Concepts
Popular development tools: Aptana, Dreamweaver, Visual Web Developer, Zend Studio
Server-side languages/frameworks: PHP, ASP.NET, Ruby on Rails, JavaServer Pages, ColdFusion, Django
Client-side coding: ECMAscript and its variants (JavaScript, JScript, ActionScript); Markup Languages such as HTML and XHTML, the Document Object Model, Cascading Style Sheets, XUL
Data storage: Descriptive text such as XML, JSON, YAML; Database Management Systems including MySQL, MS SQL, Oracle Database
Answer by QT-pie♥
HTML, CSS, Photoshop, and Dreamweaver are the main ones.
http://csszengarden.com/
http://www.w3.org/
Answer by Hello!
1. Basic HTML
2. Basic Designing
3. Basic Animation
4. Flash Animation
5. Flash Programming
6. PHP or ASP programming
7. MySQL Database programming
this will do…
Syeef Bin Mohammad
http://www.syeef.com
Answer by Helper
well html ofcourse
then javascrpt and CSS for some client side work.
then php or jsp or asp.net for some server side work.
mySQL or oracle for database work.
these were languages
useful tools are dreamweaver or frontpage
Answer by Snowflake
basically…
start learning Photoshop to get minimum graphics knowledge requirements.
then
1- HTML
2- Dreamweaver
3- start making simple websites using templates to learn how designers slice up there layouts.
4-CSS
5-Database…start learn what database is and how to create it in simple technologies like Access for example.
6-start learning about programming concepts and pick yourself a script language to start developping with like : ASP, PHP…
7-get more deep creating databases by learning SQL (if you are using any microsoft technology) or MySQL (if you are using PHP)
8-start making applications…and good luck
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October 28th, 2010 at 2:53 pm
It might be worth your while specialising in a specific field of web design. A lot of people assume they can be “web designers” and expect to do everything. In real world terms people are generally either technically minded or creatively minded.
If you are technically minded you want to become a “web developer” and specialise in HTML with CSS, JavaScript and PHP (in that order). If you are more creatively minded then you want to look at PhotoShop, HTML with CSS, something like jQuery (JavaScript library) implementation and perhaps Adobe Flash.