New To Website Developing - Topic

SelfTaught

Member

Posts: 1,358

Joined: Dec 30 2012

Gold: 0.10

#11

Oct 30 2013 12:01am

Quote (0n35 @ Oct 29 2013 09:46pm)

to be fair bluehost > godaddy

but bluehost is nothing to brag about

Hopefully I didn't come off like I was bragging.

Just had to make a point to Akuuz who assumed I was simply deferring him because I work for a different hosting company.

But I'm not gonna lie. Godaddy seems to have decent prices.

Eagl3s1ght

Member

Posts: 2,736

Joined: Nov 28 2009

Gold: 34.00

#12

Oct 30 2013 12:49am

But why the fuck are we posting in this guys thread when he hasn't shown life for 40 days? Do we really want to look as dumb as the guys who just blindly post HERP DER I CAN HERP YOU OURT, JURT PRIVURT MESURG ME.

PumperNickle

Member

Posts: 3,013

Joined: Jan 14 2008

Gold: 213.00

#13

Dec 10 2013 09:45am

Quote (Blankey @ Sep 10 2013 11:18pm)

Codeacademy.com has a pretty good system for teaching HTML, and CSS, or at least the basics (all I've learned so far).

I would suggest this, and devote a few hours per day (minimum of one). You'll learn quick if you're disciplined about it.

I was in your same position 3 weeks ago, starting to develop a plan and learn how to build what I want. At least so when (if) I hire someone I can at least explain it to make sense because of my pleb tier coding knowledge.

this, but also ready the lessons on w3schools.com actually read them.

Payload

Member

Posts: 2,745

Joined: Nov 21 2013

Gold: 0.00

#14

Jan 4 2014 07:24pm

Godaddy is crap, very bad experience with them.

If you need host just pm me

0n35

Member

Posts: 11,610

Joined: Oct 28 2008

Gold: 1,795.00

#15

Jan 4 2014 08:24pm

Op has never looked at this thread since it was posted please stop reviving. Thanks

icandobetter

Member

Posts: 495

Joined: Feb 14 2014

Gold: 116.00

#16

Feb 16 2014 03:22am

wow thank you

Delson

Member

Posts: 14,109

Joined: Nov 6 2005

Gold: 1,939.00

#17

Mar 21 2014 08:33am

if you want it to scale big later and want other (non-developers) to produce content you really have to use a content management system.
the big three ones to mention here are typo3, drupal and joomla.

grievance

Member

Posts: 2,217

Joined: Sep 10 2007

Gold: 35.88

#18

Mar 24 2014 08:06am

Quote (0n35 @ Jan 4 2014 08:24pm)

Op has never looked at this thread since it was posted please stop reviving. Thanks

still doing it

Quote (Delson @ Mar 21 2014 08:33am)

Quote (0n35 @ Jan 4 2014 08:24pm)

Op has never looked at this thread since it was posted please stop reviving. Thanks

Quote (0n35 @ Jan 4 2014 08:24pm)

Op has never looked at this thread since it was posted please stop reviving. Thanks

Quote (0n35 @ Jan 4 2014 08:24pm)

Op has never looked at this thread since it was posted please stop reviving. Thanks

Quote (0n35 @ Jan 4 2014 08:24pm)

Op has never looked at this thread since it was posted please stop reviving. Thanks

Quote (0n35 @ Jan 4 2014 08:24pm)

Op has never looked at this thread since it was posted please stop reviving. Thanks

Quote (0n35 @ Jan 4 2014 08:24pm)

Op has never looked at this thread since it was posted please stop reviving. Thanks

This post was edited by grievance on Mar 24 2014 08:07am

Go Back To Programming & Development Topic List