i'm not really sure what you could do with just html. do you just make a bunch of divs and say "the rest is for the CSS guy"?




i always thought webslave is more appropriate since you're everybody's bitch when something doesn't work right

lol something.

and im curious why you havent learned something else in "2 years" of being a webmaster.

I get the impression that you cant design
you can do any serverside languages (php, asp, ruby, perl, python ect)
no javascript or javascript libraries (backbone.js, mootools, jquery)
can you do css atleast? i mean html and css work hand in hand. if you can do one but not the other then your 100% useless, just giving you a heads up that maybe you should learn something else if you want to get a "job" being a "webmaster"

I just got out of HS. My scroll did not offer much.

Why are so many of you rude? I thought this was an alright place to post, but it seem like all of you
are not use to talking to people. Maybe this is the reason you use this site.
Not sure if you guys were raised wrong, but I am pretty sure none of you could
succeed in life.

Have fun in your lonely neck beard, rude, punk ass lives as I am no longer using this part of the website.

PS: Going to college so I can professionally learn the things you guys have listed.
Just was hoping somebody would help me learn some before I go in.

This post was edited by Deadly_Assassin on May 30 2013 09:20pm

if it took you 2 years to learn html and it never intrigued you to learn its side kicks (php, javascript) or its counter part, css, then i dont see your schooling going any far. most of everything listed have readily available documentation on w3schools as well as php's homepage.

also there is no need to insult us here, you were the one who came here offering services as a "webmaster" who can not even provide a full service. you can literally do nothing with html alone.

also you never asked about learning resources you just said "looking for work" and then when we questioned what you knew you got all defensive.

if this is the attitude you take i suggest not bothering with web development because when clients asks you to change what you did, or question your experience, i would hate to imagine your reaction.

i sincerely hope your interest in web development takes you where you want to go, but if you could not self learn in 2 years anything other than html, then i dont think development is right for you.

/e from abduct

This post was edited by dolarsignzeroxeighty on May 30 2013 09:40pm

I learned html/css when I was 12, started php when I was 14.
You have a ways to go kiddo.