sentences please, or a website with facts about it...
Can someone get me 10 facts about web development?
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Web Development
Friday, May 21, 2010
What do you think would be the benefits of learning web development right at this moment as a student?
Knowing how to make websites and how to make them properly. Trouble is that not many school are teaching it the right way. You'd be better off reading books from New Riders and Apress/Friends of Ed than going to school.
What do you think would be the benefits of learning web development right at this moment as a student?
That would depend on what your career goals are.
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Reply:Benefits mmm; if you are smart enough It can make you rich, if thats not the case it just would give some extra skills and would look good on your resume.
wild flowers
What do you think would be the benefits of learning web development right at this moment as a student?
That would depend on what your career goals are.
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Reply:Benefits mmm; if you are smart enough It can make you rich, if thats not the case it just would give some extra skills and would look good on your resume.
wild flowers
At 54 to get a job should I learn Database? Web Development?? what plz?
I am 54 new in the field. I was told to learn Flash/actionscript , then told to become a DBA then told to become a web developer. But each time I am starting something somebody is giving me a new direction. What is actually the best thing that I need to lean to get a job in 6 months?(minimum). I am 54 I can't spend time learning a technology who will leads to nothing. Thx.
At 54 to get a job should I learn Database? Web Development?? what plz?
To be honest, I need more background information. Are you seeking employment in Information Technology? Networking? Programming? What computer or programming experience do you have? I ask this because you will have to rely upon past experience to compete against younger candidates. In the meantime, visit the source link I posted.
p.s. I'm 55 and in-between jobs so I understand what you are dealing with.
Reply:Flash is pretty good to know for web development, but I don't know if its that important for a career. Databases will always be important to the world, and there must be a baseline demand for administrators out there. Web development is a hit or miss job, and I personally wouldn't throw much weight behind that when there are 12 year olds doing it for free all day long.
Either way, you need to focus on a decision and stick with it. It will take some time to make yourself marketable in any new profession.
Reply:The answer really depends on what type of person you are, and what you like to do. Web development tends to involve more creativity and design, where database operations involve heavy logic and architecture (data) skills. There is alot of demand for web programmers, but there are also alot of people learning to do web development, so there will be more competition for jobs. Database development doesn't normally appeal to younger people because it is behind the scenes work, and doesn't deal with graphics, images, etc, but instead on code, syntax, and data structure. So, the best answer is to go with what you like best. If you are good at what you do in IT, and you like it, you will be able to get a job, no matter what it is. My advice is to learn one well, but become at least somewhat proficient in the other. I have found that companies really like someone who is versatile. Good luck.
Reply:You need professional career advice. Check websites like http://askexpert.info/careeradvice.htm
Reply:You need to learn computer technology in general. But, to get a job at your age, the best thing to do is to go for web development backed up by database administration. that should cover all the bases and with that you can start your own consultant business and not have to rely on someone else's job.
At 54 to get a job should I learn Database? Web Development?? what plz?
To be honest, I need more background information. Are you seeking employment in Information Technology? Networking? Programming? What computer or programming experience do you have? I ask this because you will have to rely upon past experience to compete against younger candidates. In the meantime, visit the source link I posted.
p.s. I'm 55 and in-between jobs so I understand what you are dealing with.
Reply:Flash is pretty good to know for web development, but I don't know if its that important for a career. Databases will always be important to the world, and there must be a baseline demand for administrators out there. Web development is a hit or miss job, and I personally wouldn't throw much weight behind that when there are 12 year olds doing it for free all day long.
Either way, you need to focus on a decision and stick with it. It will take some time to make yourself marketable in any new profession.
Reply:The answer really depends on what type of person you are, and what you like to do. Web development tends to involve more creativity and design, where database operations involve heavy logic and architecture (data) skills. There is alot of demand for web programmers, but there are also alot of people learning to do web development, so there will be more competition for jobs. Database development doesn't normally appeal to younger people because it is behind the scenes work, and doesn't deal with graphics, images, etc, but instead on code, syntax, and data structure. So, the best answer is to go with what you like best. If you are good at what you do in IT, and you like it, you will be able to get a job, no matter what it is. My advice is to learn one well, but become at least somewhat proficient in the other. I have found that companies really like someone who is versatile. Good luck.
Reply:You need professional career advice. Check websites like http://askexpert.info/careeradvice.htm
Reply:You need to learn computer technology in general. But, to get a job at your age, the best thing to do is to go for web development backed up by database administration. that should cover all the bases and with that you can start your own consultant business and not have to rely on someone else's job.
What book should i buy for Ecommerce Website Development.Im a web designer and not a hardcoder.?
I want to create a fully functional ecommerce website. The most important part i wanna learn is the transaction handling(shoppingcart....and more) Step by step wud be great.. ANY BOOK RECOMMENDATION?
What book should i buy for Ecommerce Website Development.Im a web designer and not a hardcoder.?
If you really want to accomplish this, you'll need to begin thinking of yourself as a coder, too. You can simultaneously be both, and people with both design ability and coding skills typically do quite well.
You will either have to hire a coder or become one. If you want to become a coder, there are several books I can recommend.
HTML / XHTML / CSS All in One for Dummies is coming out next month. This book begins at the very beginning (building a simple XHTML page) and walks you all the way through the process of adding CSS for style and layout, JavaScript for client-side interactivity, PHP for server-side functionality, MySQL database access, and the emerging AJAX technology. With this book, you should be able to update your current skills and move through the technology to get exactly what you're looking for. All the software you need is supplied with the CD-ROM and is completely free (open-source - not demos or trial software.)
If you want to concentrate on the server-side technology, PHP5 / MySQL Programming for the Absolute Beginner teaches PHP (a very popular server-side programming language) and MySQL (an important free database system.)
I've taught hundreds of people the skills you seek in my live classes, and many more through these books (and a few more, but you didn't ask about them. . . )
With a little hard work and a good coach, you can succeed.
Good Luck!
What book should i buy for Ecommerce Website Development.Im a web designer and not a hardcoder.?
If you really want to accomplish this, you'll need to begin thinking of yourself as a coder, too. You can simultaneously be both, and people with both design ability and coding skills typically do quite well.
You will either have to hire a coder or become one. If you want to become a coder, there are several books I can recommend.
HTML / XHTML / CSS All in One for Dummies is coming out next month. This book begins at the very beginning (building a simple XHTML page) and walks you all the way through the process of adding CSS for style and layout, JavaScript for client-side interactivity, PHP for server-side functionality, MySQL database access, and the emerging AJAX technology. With this book, you should be able to update your current skills and move through the technology to get exactly what you're looking for. All the software you need is supplied with the CD-ROM and is completely free (open-source - not demos or trial software.)
If you want to concentrate on the server-side technology, PHP5 / MySQL Programming for the Absolute Beginner teaches PHP (a very popular server-side programming language) and MySQL (an important free database system.)
I've taught hundreds of people the skills you seek in my live classes, and many more through these books (and a few more, but you didn't ask about them. . . )
With a little hard work and a good coach, you can succeed.
Good Luck!
Homework help for web development: client-server requests?
What software is responsible for sending a client's request? (The browser??) Also, what software is responsible for un-encoding the request and sending the response on the server side?
Homework help for web development: client-server requests?
Yes, the browser
On the server side it is usually something like Apache.
stalk
Homework help for web development: client-server requests?
Yes, the browser
On the server side it is usually something like Apache.
stalk
Sunday, August 2, 2009
What are the most common Languages, hot topics in web programming at the moment?
Hi,
I am thinking of returning to web development but have been out of it for a while. Have done some little projects with PHP/SQL with some CSS/XML. Is ASP still used much? what other technologies are good to know how to use at the mo?
Many thanks!
What are the most common Languages, hot topics in web programming at the moment?
Javascript will become even more important in about a years time as AJAX (the stuff Google Maps is coded with) becomes more mainstream.
I am sorry to say that ASP will never be a dominant language as it is Miscrosoft and about 80% of servers are Linux based. Many IIS (Windows) Servers can use PHP but few Linux server feature ASP. This does mean that a potential niche market will develop for ASP developers. The other problems are that you will be taught VBscript using ASP, linking with Access or MS SQL again restricting your options. I believe the main area of ASP use will be corporate businesses but that means your customer base will be limited.
XHTML/CSS is a must, it will become the backbone of all websites and then client side scripting via javascript and then some form of serverside scripting, this will most likely be PHP/MySQL combination.
The plus side is that if you learn one of the languages it make it soo much easier to learn others. Such as Actionscripting for Flash or JAVA or PERL or Ruby on Rails (technically a framework).
Reply:Well AJAX (Asynchronous Java and XML) is very hot at the moment - simply put, it allows you to update the contents of a web page without reloading the whole page. There are a few security considerations to note if you are going to use this for personal/customer data.
I use ASP.NET - for website back-end programming this is still a widely used technology, especially now .net2.0 is here and VS2005/MSSQL Express.
PHP is still popular too, and is widely supported and documented, which makes it easier when you get stuck.
CSS3 should be out soon, but CSS2 is the backbone for many of todays website formatting. No more messy tables or frames.
Knowing a combination of all of these and more, helps a great deal, although most things can be achieved with only one or two languages, each website is different. When you say to a customer you can design/update web pages, they do not know any difference and expect you to take on their PHP/coldfusion/ASP intermingled mess and get the results they are after.
Good Luck
Reply:I'm not a developer, but someone paying developers alot of money to develop for me...they are using SQL Server and ASP.Net v.2. Apparently these are the main skills nowadays, but tbh, it's all russian to me ;)
Reply:Ruby on Rails is very hot right now. Free downloadable RAD (rapid application development) system.
Reply:dont know
I am thinking of returning to web development but have been out of it for a while. Have done some little projects with PHP/SQL with some CSS/XML. Is ASP still used much? what other technologies are good to know how to use at the mo?
Many thanks!
What are the most common Languages, hot topics in web programming at the moment?
Javascript will become even more important in about a years time as AJAX (the stuff Google Maps is coded with) becomes more mainstream.
I am sorry to say that ASP will never be a dominant language as it is Miscrosoft and about 80% of servers are Linux based. Many IIS (Windows) Servers can use PHP but few Linux server feature ASP. This does mean that a potential niche market will develop for ASP developers. The other problems are that you will be taught VBscript using ASP, linking with Access or MS SQL again restricting your options. I believe the main area of ASP use will be corporate businesses but that means your customer base will be limited.
XHTML/CSS is a must, it will become the backbone of all websites and then client side scripting via javascript and then some form of serverside scripting, this will most likely be PHP/MySQL combination.
The plus side is that if you learn one of the languages it make it soo much easier to learn others. Such as Actionscripting for Flash or JAVA or PERL or Ruby on Rails (technically a framework).
Reply:Well AJAX (Asynchronous Java and XML) is very hot at the moment - simply put, it allows you to update the contents of a web page without reloading the whole page. There are a few security considerations to note if you are going to use this for personal/customer data.
I use ASP.NET - for website back-end programming this is still a widely used technology, especially now .net2.0 is here and VS2005/MSSQL Express.
PHP is still popular too, and is widely supported and documented, which makes it easier when you get stuck.
CSS3 should be out soon, but CSS2 is the backbone for many of todays website formatting. No more messy tables or frames.
Knowing a combination of all of these and more, helps a great deal, although most things can be achieved with only one or two languages, each website is different. When you say to a customer you can design/update web pages, they do not know any difference and expect you to take on their PHP/coldfusion/ASP intermingled mess and get the results they are after.
Good Luck
Reply:I'm not a developer, but someone paying developers alot of money to develop for me...they are using SQL Server and ASP.Net v.2. Apparently these are the main skills nowadays, but tbh, it's all russian to me ;)
Reply:Ruby on Rails is very hot right now. Free downloadable RAD (rapid application development) system.
Reply:dont know
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