[stevegtdbz]

Hello everyone!
I just wondered about the development of websites

Should i learn Html,Html 5, Css, JS, Php etc
or just download a program and learn how it works ?????

My teacher told me that in our days the most web-developers
work with programs not coding.

Whats your opinion ????
What a company ask for ????

(Sorry, for my english)

[modi123_1]

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Should i learn Html,Html 5, Css, JS, Php etc

Yes; to all.

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just download a program and learn how it works ?????

Do you mean an IDE (integrated development environment) or something like Frontpage or Dreamweaver?

[stevegtdbz]

Yes
Like Frontpage, Dreamweaver etc

what you suggest there are jobs that asking for
coders?

[modi123_1]

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what you suggest there are jobs that asking for
coders?

What?

No.. learn to write your sites by hand and then utilize apps to when you get what is going on.

[stevegtdbz]

I have learn the Basics "languages"
- Html
- Css
- Php
- JS

[BetaWar]

Yes, learn each of those (PHP, JS, HTML, and CSS) and get them all down pat (so you can code things without having to look up how to do it). Do everything by hand and get good at finding your errors as you go -- this will help out a lot later. I would also suggest learning SQL for database management, it makes things like blogs and forums (and pretty much all other modern websites) possible.

Sure, programs like Dreamweaver make your life easier up front with all the shiny things they can do quickly, but if all you know how to do is use a program then your job isn't very secure at all. If you can make more efficient code that runs faster, is more stable, and works on a wider number of platforms you will be in higher demand. A WYSIWYG editor isn't going to provide high quality, stable, or even cross platform code. Most of the time they make a lot of assumptions which damages the product overall. Learn to stand on your own two legs without using a program as a crutch - you will be able to go much further that way.

[stevegtdbz]

Thanks a lot.