[dilipramadas]

Hi,
I'm tryin to desing a website without having the knowledge of any coding or programming. I've tried using coffeecup, dreamweaver, MS Publisher, etc. But they all require coding knowledge. Is there any application which i can use to create a fully functional website? I've a few templates also but i'm unaware of any usage of this. Any advise would be good for me.
Regards.

[no2pencil]

dilipramadas, on 20 Jan, 2010 - 01:16 AM, said:

I'm tryin to desing a website without having the knowledge of any coding or programming.

...why? Why would you want to get into development, but not learn how to do it for yourself? It's only going to lead to frustration when it doesn't work correctly.

To answer your question no. There is no WISIWYG style editor that allows you to know NOTHING of code. & the ones that you have listed... you can always tell a site when someone used something to do all the dirty work for them. Anything worth doing, is worth understanding & doing correctly. If you are serious about getting into web development, then take the time to learn the language(s) correctly. It'll pay off in the long run. If you are trying to short cut, then you'll hit the wall rather quickly & loose interest. Just from my experience.

[BenignDesign]

no2pencil, on 20 Jan, 2010 - 02:18 AM, said:

...why?

[dilipramadas]

ok.. i've been busy trying to learn a few tricks of coding... I've common sense HTML, and i've been trying to learn PHP, but the problem is i didn't get any better at it
if there is a php tutorials please let me know of it.

[codfreak]

dilipramadas, on 24 December 2010 - 12:37 AM, said:

ok.. i've been busy trying to learn a few tricks of coding... I've common sense HTML, and i've been trying to learn PHP, but the problem is i didn't get any better at it
if there is a php tutorials please let me know of it.

php isn't too difficult. With the exception of the memorization of a few functions, I've learned the majority of php in two weeks through reading and trial and error(on my site). If you can handle basic algebra, you should be just fine with php. I know it's dry but, once you learn it, the pay off is great!

A great tutorial for php is: http://www.thenewbos...&pOpen=tutorial
It's just a canadian kid who basically shows how to make a full running game. But, it can be helpful in learning may parts of php. Also, try phpacademy on youtube.

But, please keep in mind that learning php will not supply a sufficient GUI. So, you'll need to learn some CSS so that your site is appealing.

[EnvXOwner]

Start out small. Learn HTML and CSS first. You can look at some awesome HTML and CSS tutorials in the HTML and CSS tutorial section on this brilliant forum. You could also go to w3schools.com. Which is a very good website for learning web scripting/markup languages. TheNewBoston is awesome. I'm following his Java tutorials! I hope this helps you.

This post has been edited by EnvXOwner: 24 December 2010 - 08:22 PM

[Nykc]

Let me first start off by saying: if you want create websites, take the time to learn how to do it correctly.

Here is a good free editor for people with absolutely no coding knowledge, but will help you learn the language as you chug along. Amaya Editor

Also here is a GREAT beginners guide to web development (Free to download or read online). From HTML/CSS to PHP/MySQL that is easy to read and follow with no experience necessary.

The Web Book

[EnvXOwner]

You should try Aptana which is based off of Eclipse. It's awesome. It's what I use now.

[Sadin56]

dilipramadas, on 24 December 2010 - 12:37 AM, said:

ok.. i've been busy trying to learn a few tricks of coding... I've common sense HTML, and i've been trying to learn PHP, but the problem is i didn't get any better at it
if there is a php tutorials please let me know of it.

Learn the basics B4 you get into PHP witch isnt hard but you wont know how to do anything else if you dont get HTML and CSS down first then work your way into scripting thats how i did it and im pretty good at this stuff for teaching myself.

EnvXOwner, on 03 January 2011 - 04:44 PM, said:

You should try Aptana which is based off of Eclipse. It's awesome. It's what I use now.

Aptana any good man i downloaded it but didnt take the time to explore it yet....

[EnvXOwner]

Sadin56, on 04 January 2011 - 09:26 AM, said:

dilipramadas, on 24 December 2010 - 12:37 AM, said:

ok.. i've been busy trying to learn a few tricks of coding... I've common sense HTML, and i've been trying to learn PHP, but the problem is i didn't get any better at it
if there is a php tutorials please let me know of it.

Learn the basics B4 you get into PHP witch isnt hard but you wont know how to do anything else if you dont get HTML and CSS down first then work your way into scripting thats how i did it and im pretty good at this stuff for teaching myself.

EnvXOwner, on 03 January 2011 - 04:44 PM, said:

You should try Aptana which is based off of Eclipse. It's awesome. It's what I use now.

Aptana any good man i downloaded it but didnt take the time to explore it yet....

Yeah. It takes a while to get used to though. I, having used Eclipse, is a little easier.