I wanna start a web development business in india. i am thinking to publish my web site for it. i m right now working in a lead firm in my town and free lancing for the projects. i need to know what points should i keep in mind and what legal procedures i need to follow to set a firm and launch a web site for business. pls could any one guide me in a better direction.....
Wanna start a web development firm...guidelines or suggestions needed.?
I may be your first customer.
Reply:type %26amp; search in google
call any consultants
Friday, July 31, 2009
I have a web development company at chandigarh, India and I want IT Partners who can outsource work from me?
I am looking out for IT Partners from all over the globe who can outsource web development, web solutions, web designing, etc work from me. can anyone help me out finding such leeds..My website is www.sun-softwares.com
I have a web development company at chandigarh, India and I want IT Partners who can outsource work from me?
This website gives you free traffic, it's free to join, you earn here free credit, with which you get free traffic to your website, http://www.trafficswarm.com/go.cgi?53747... then there are other features, there are tools and other things that will help you with other things about your website, first 100 credits will activate your account, you will find out in the website how you get free credits,
Reply:Pl furnish the details of available jobs to be outsourced by u to other companies. we need to know the nature of work %26amp; other factors
Reply:i am intrested, can we talk.
I have a web development company at chandigarh, India and I want IT Partners who can outsource work from me?
This website gives you free traffic, it's free to join, you earn here free credit, with which you get free traffic to your website, http://www.trafficswarm.com/go.cgi?53747... then there are other features, there are tools and other things that will help you with other things about your website, first 100 credits will activate your account, you will find out in the website how you get free credits,
Reply:Pl furnish the details of available jobs to be outsourced by u to other companies. we need to know the nature of work %26amp; other factors
Reply:i am intrested, can we talk.
What do you suggest : leanring web development or computer programming ?
Hi , my question has two parts , first part is :
between software programming ( developing computer softwares ) and web developing .. what do you suggest to learn depending on :
* Time needed to master the chosen one.
* Market need for the chosen one.
* income expected from the chosen one.
Second part :
I really really LOVE web development , but I felt into this maze because I don't see much to expect from working as a web developer .. Do web developers work only on their computers !! or they have to attend a company at the early morning like all empolyees ..!!
the real question- for this part - is : what path should I follow to master web developing and related technologies ( like security , I think it can help ,and Oracle database ..etc %26lt;%26lt; important to answer please :) %26lt;%26lt; I meant , the related technologies )
Thank you !! :)
What do you suggest : leanring web development or computer programming ?
There's potentially more money in application programming than web-based programming. However, there are potentially more job opportunities in web-based programming.
I would say, maintain as wide a skillset as possible, but focus on what you prefer - seems to be web-based programming.
Good luck.
Reply:I would learn one first, in your case...I would get web design down. There are typically more web engineer/development jobs than software engineer. Either one can probably "work from home" but its up to the company, not you. Some of the main highlights of websites I have seen have utilized: php, sql, asp and so on. You dont see many company/corporate sites use just html anymore. HTML is almost a thing of the past as new features on the web start getting used.
I would then focus on software programming, depending on what language you are using (Im a VB guy), you can probably find something good job wise depending on what you use and your knowledge level. Sometimes you have to be able to make a software program access web databases so you need to know the both of best worlds!
between software programming ( developing computer softwares ) and web developing .. what do you suggest to learn depending on :
* Time needed to master the chosen one.
* Market need for the chosen one.
* income expected from the chosen one.
Second part :
I really really LOVE web development , but I felt into this maze because I don't see much to expect from working as a web developer .. Do web developers work only on their computers !! or they have to attend a company at the early morning like all empolyees ..!!
the real question- for this part - is : what path should I follow to master web developing and related technologies ( like security , I think it can help ,and Oracle database ..etc %26lt;%26lt; important to answer please :) %26lt;%26lt; I meant , the related technologies )
Thank you !! :)
What do you suggest : leanring web development or computer programming ?
There's potentially more money in application programming than web-based programming. However, there are potentially more job opportunities in web-based programming.
I would say, maintain as wide a skillset as possible, but focus on what you prefer - seems to be web-based programming.
Good luck.
Reply:I would learn one first, in your case...I would get web design down. There are typically more web engineer/development jobs than software engineer. Either one can probably "work from home" but its up to the company, not you. Some of the main highlights of websites I have seen have utilized: php, sql, asp and so on. You dont see many company/corporate sites use just html anymore. HTML is almost a thing of the past as new features on the web start getting used.
I would then focus on software programming, depending on what language you are using (Im a VB guy), you can probably find something good job wise depending on what you use and your knowledge level. Sometimes you have to be able to make a software program access web databases so you need to know the both of best worlds!
Which monitor should I buy for Web Development? Samsung 30" or 2 x Hanns-G 28"?
I am looking at purchasing a monitor(s):
1. 30" Samsung SyncMaster 305T with 2560x1600 Resolution
$1230 + $25 Shipping = $1255
vs
2. 2 x 28" Hanns-G 281DPB with 1920x1200 x 2 = 3840 x 1200 Total Resolution
$500 (shipping free) x 2 monitors = $1000
My main purpose is for Web Development, dealing mainly with Web Programming, Graphics (Photoshop) / Animations (Flash), and a little Audio/Video.
I know that If I get the 30" I can maximize the Code Pages longer from 1200 (28" monitor) to 1600 (30") Resolution.
But De,aling with Graphics %26amp; Audio/Video I can can benefit from using 2x28" monitor to give me 3840 (width) resolution vs 2560 (width) on a 30" monitor.
Please help me decide, which to buy. Thanks
Which monitor should I buy for Web Development? Samsung 30" or 2 x Hanns-G 28"?
i have a 20 inch syncmaster206bw and the picture is beautifal so i would recommend it but the hanns g sounds a good deal
pink flowers
1. 30" Samsung SyncMaster 305T with 2560x1600 Resolution
$1230 + $25 Shipping = $1255
vs
2. 2 x 28" Hanns-G 281DPB with 1920x1200 x 2 = 3840 x 1200 Total Resolution
$500 (shipping free) x 2 monitors = $1000
My main purpose is for Web Development, dealing mainly with Web Programming, Graphics (Photoshop) / Animations (Flash), and a little Audio/Video.
I know that If I get the 30" I can maximize the Code Pages longer from 1200 (28" monitor) to 1600 (30") Resolution.
But De,aling with Graphics %26amp; Audio/Video I can can benefit from using 2x28" monitor to give me 3840 (width) resolution vs 2560 (width) on a 30" monitor.
Please help me decide, which to buy. Thanks
Which monitor should I buy for Web Development? Samsung 30" or 2 x Hanns-G 28"?
i have a 20 inch syncmaster206bw and the picture is beautifal so i would recommend it but the hanns g sounds a good deal
pink flowers
Web development resources?
where can i find best web development resources easily
Web development resources?
on this page http://www.indiashomepage.com/c.aspx?cid... over 35-40 of the best web resources are listed.. i find it the best place to find web development resources
Reply:http://www.getafreelancer.com/ %26amp; http://www.elance.com/ - These are the best resources.
Below listed resources for great designing and development at lowest cost :
%26gt;%26gt; http://www.rigelnetworks.com/
%26gt;%26gt; http://www.itservices-india.co... Report It
Reply:http://www.w3schools.com
Web development resources?
on this page http://www.indiashomepage.com/c.aspx?cid... over 35-40 of the best web resources are listed.. i find it the best place to find web development resources
Reply:http://www.getafreelancer.com/ %26amp; http://www.elance.com/ - These are the best resources.
Below listed resources for great designing and development at lowest cost :
%26gt;%26gt; http://www.rigelnetworks.com/
%26gt;%26gt; http://www.itservices-india.co... Report It
Reply:http://www.w3schools.com
Is the quality of web development comparable if I outsourced it to India or some other country outside the US?
I need to get a website developed and someone recommended using Guru.com or Rentacoder.com. They seem to be far cheaper, but I'm not sure if they can do a competent job. Also, I'm on a very limited budget. That's why I'm seriously contemplating getting it developed outside the US. Any advice or experience with this?
Is the quality of web development comparable if I outsourced it to India or some other country outside the US?
My associate specializes in this sort of field, he can do your website in a short amount of time. He likes to move quickly, 30% down payment, 7-10 day turnaround. He does a magnificent job for much less then standard web developers, his work in my opinion is brilliant and is not that expensive.
If you are serious about this I can send you his contact information, and he can get on the job right away. Let me know.
Send me an email, with your answer.
I hope we can help you resolve this quickly, Good Luck.
Reply:User Rent A Coder because you don' t pay until yo are 100% satisfied wid the work being done.... Right now I'm getting my site redesigned using RAC because I don't have the time... and I'm not even paying $25.
Reply:First of all never pay any freelancer afront. Pay only after job is completed and you are satisfied with the work. Check freelance websites like http://getafreelnacer.com/
Reply:I myself is a web developer.
I suggest don't go through any sites, as they are far more costlier. As compared to these sites, its better to search for a web developer on your own via contacts. Or you can put on a free Ad on the web.
As compared to other countries, I feel India has good number of web developers who work from offshore (as part-time) which actually makes them work for cheap.
Reply:All depends on what functionality you want or need in your website. I expect a simple, good looking site can be created by just about anybody.
But, I've personally had poor experiences with offshore work. I've seen abominable code vulnerable to common SQL injection attacks, I've seen mistakes like not enclosing in quotes resulting in labels becoming executable code, more.
In all those cases, stuff "works" but I've either sent the project back to be re-done or advised others of numerous really bad flaws which may not be apparent to a non-technical person but is juicy to a hacker looking to compromise the website.
Are you a do-it-yourselfer? If you are, what would you think about building your own website by simply snapping in code others have created for cheap or free? And if you could change the appearance of an entire website simply by applying a "theme" with a click?
If that sounds like something you'd be interested in, check out any of the ready-made portal frameworks... like Dotnetnuke, Drupal, Rainbow, etc.
If you'd like to see what you can do to customize your website, check out the many choices available at http://www.snowcovered.com
Reply:I'm sure you get excellent quality, but possibly poor support. And many Americans boycott out of country outsourcing.
Is the quality of web development comparable if I outsourced it to India or some other country outside the US?
My associate specializes in this sort of field, he can do your website in a short amount of time. He likes to move quickly, 30% down payment, 7-10 day turnaround. He does a magnificent job for much less then standard web developers, his work in my opinion is brilliant and is not that expensive.
If you are serious about this I can send you his contact information, and he can get on the job right away. Let me know.
Send me an email, with your answer.
I hope we can help you resolve this quickly, Good Luck.
Reply:User Rent A Coder because you don' t pay until yo are 100% satisfied wid the work being done.... Right now I'm getting my site redesigned using RAC because I don't have the time... and I'm not even paying $25.
Reply:First of all never pay any freelancer afront. Pay only after job is completed and you are satisfied with the work. Check freelance websites like http://getafreelnacer.com/
Reply:I myself is a web developer.
I suggest don't go through any sites, as they are far more costlier. As compared to these sites, its better to search for a web developer on your own via contacts. Or you can put on a free Ad on the web.
As compared to other countries, I feel India has good number of web developers who work from offshore (as part-time) which actually makes them work for cheap.
Reply:All depends on what functionality you want or need in your website. I expect a simple, good looking site can be created by just about anybody.
But, I've personally had poor experiences with offshore work. I've seen abominable code vulnerable to common SQL injection attacks, I've seen mistakes like not enclosing in quotes resulting in labels becoming executable code, more.
In all those cases, stuff "works" but I've either sent the project back to be re-done or advised others of numerous really bad flaws which may not be apparent to a non-technical person but is juicy to a hacker looking to compromise the website.
Are you a do-it-yourselfer? If you are, what would you think about building your own website by simply snapping in code others have created for cheap or free? And if you could change the appearance of an entire website simply by applying a "theme" with a click?
If that sounds like something you'd be interested in, check out any of the ready-made portal frameworks... like Dotnetnuke, Drupal, Rainbow, etc.
If you'd like to see what you can do to customize your website, check out the many choices available at http://www.snowcovered.com
Reply:I'm sure you get excellent quality, but possibly poor support. And many Americans boycott out of country outsourcing.
Studying Web Design and Web Development?
Can I study in the US both together or do I have to finish one and later start the other?
I want to study a bachelor of both but I don't know if I have to study 4 years of web design and later 4 years of web development or both at the same time. I don't mind waiting 8 years but I don't know if is possible to study both in just 4 years. I don't want to study an associate's degree.
I have never done a website before (I always try to but never knew much) but I just love looking at different websites everyday and their designs and I always have ideas of how I want to do mine too and this is what I want to do as my future career.
I want to design websites plus controlling where the next page will go after you click an images (I think that's what a web developer do). ^ ^
For those that studied both, what did you do?
**I'm not good being creative when I draw (but I'm good at looking!). Do I have to study an asso/bache of arts before I study both?
Please help me and thanks!
Studying Web Design and Web Development?
Currently I am working on a bachelor's degree for IT/Web Design. Because Web Design isn't a big degree plan, most schools don't offer a bacherlor's in Web Design only. (that's what I was trying to do at first).
Right now, web design and web development are intertwined into my degree plan. There are many many schools that do this.
Someone mentioned above that there are many sites that teach this in just a few months. That is true, however, that's only really good if you want to freelance. Most businesses are asking for atleast a bachelor's degree now to design for them.
I have to tell you that I like taking IT as well. It makes web design easier to learn. There are many different areas of computers that are incorporated with Web Design that if you do find a school that offers web design only courses, you are at a disadvantage.
Some of my previous IT classes have been programming and advanced programming languages. This helps so so much when working with some web design techniques.
Really, you get what you pay for when you go to school for both.
If you want to try some online classes at a University I recommend Kaplan University or University of Phoenix. Both schools offer bachelor's degrees in IT/web design.
♥ Happy Designing!
Reply:You sound like you really want to do this but I'm afraid that it might be boring for you.
Web Developers have to know the most common languages in use to day they would be...
Databases like Oracle or SQL(My, Portage, Lite, etc).
Scripting languages like PHP, Ruby, Perl, ASP, etc...
Markup Languages like HTML, XHTML, WML, SXL, etc
In order to be a good designer you need to know how to work with the above languages.
There isn't alot of drawing in web development cause there will always come a time when you have to put aside programs like DreamWeaver or NVU and code by hand to achieve the desired results.
About the part on finding work...
There are a lot of people doing web design so trying to find a job is difficult. You can either work for a company and be told to do a site or go freelance and then wait for work to come.
I didn't mention all the hacking you will have to be doing to achieve browser compatibility.
I don't know about degrees cause I'm self taught but 4 years for all this junk is a waste of money in my opinion. You can learn everything there is to learn online.
Reply:there are many free sites that will teach you both web design and web development in a few months not years
Reply:Just go to a local community college and learn there, it will save you money compared to a 4 year school and you'll learn just as much if not more.
Here is a book that can help you learn the basics.
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksea...
I want to study a bachelor of both but I don't know if I have to study 4 years of web design and later 4 years of web development or both at the same time. I don't mind waiting 8 years but I don't know if is possible to study both in just 4 years. I don't want to study an associate's degree.
I have never done a website before (I always try to but never knew much) but I just love looking at different websites everyday and their designs and I always have ideas of how I want to do mine too and this is what I want to do as my future career.
I want to design websites plus controlling where the next page will go after you click an images (I think that's what a web developer do). ^ ^
For those that studied both, what did you do?
**I'm not good being creative when I draw (but I'm good at looking!). Do I have to study an asso/bache of arts before I study both?
Please help me and thanks!
Studying Web Design and Web Development?
Currently I am working on a bachelor's degree for IT/Web Design. Because Web Design isn't a big degree plan, most schools don't offer a bacherlor's in Web Design only. (that's what I was trying to do at first).
Right now, web design and web development are intertwined into my degree plan. There are many many schools that do this.
Someone mentioned above that there are many sites that teach this in just a few months. That is true, however, that's only really good if you want to freelance. Most businesses are asking for atleast a bachelor's degree now to design for them.
I have to tell you that I like taking IT as well. It makes web design easier to learn. There are many different areas of computers that are incorporated with Web Design that if you do find a school that offers web design only courses, you are at a disadvantage.
Some of my previous IT classes have been programming and advanced programming languages. This helps so so much when working with some web design techniques.
Really, you get what you pay for when you go to school for both.
If you want to try some online classes at a University I recommend Kaplan University or University of Phoenix. Both schools offer bachelor's degrees in IT/web design.
♥ Happy Designing!
Reply:You sound like you really want to do this but I'm afraid that it might be boring for you.
Web Developers have to know the most common languages in use to day they would be...
Databases like Oracle or SQL(My, Portage, Lite, etc).
Scripting languages like PHP, Ruby, Perl, ASP, etc...
Markup Languages like HTML, XHTML, WML, SXL, etc
In order to be a good designer you need to know how to work with the above languages.
There isn't alot of drawing in web development cause there will always come a time when you have to put aside programs like DreamWeaver or NVU and code by hand to achieve the desired results.
About the part on finding work...
There are a lot of people doing web design so trying to find a job is difficult. You can either work for a company and be told to do a site or go freelance and then wait for work to come.
I didn't mention all the hacking you will have to be doing to achieve browser compatibility.
I don't know about degrees cause I'm self taught but 4 years for all this junk is a waste of money in my opinion. You can learn everything there is to learn online.
Reply:there are many free sites that will teach you both web design and web development in a few months not years
Reply:Just go to a local community college and learn there, it will save you money compared to a 4 year school and you'll learn just as much if not more.
Here is a book that can help you learn the basics.
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksea...
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