sachintiwari
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I am student and want to earn money with my html skills please suggest me where i work with paid project.
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90' s nostalgia sites maybeI am student and want to earn money with my html skills please suggest me where i work with paid project.
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Thanks for adviceYou have a skill, offer that skill to people who require it.
Join freelancing sites and look for jobs and projects that you have the knowledge and expertise to work on.
HTML is the lifeblood of the Internet. It has become easy but never outdated.
HTML won’t ever be outdated, but it’s so basic and anybody can learn it fast nowadays so you can’t really expect to earn money with it.Yeah I thought it was funny how people are saying HTML is outdated!! It is still the backbone of the internet and will continue to be for quite sometime
one idea could be templates for sales pages or ebay, i've seen them for sale, maybe that's an avenue @sachintiwari could go downHTML won’t ever be outdated, but it’s so basic and anybody can learn it fast nowadays so you can’t really expect to earn money with it.
My apologies, Sir, but I strongly disagree. Even experienced/full stack web developers will rarely come across a situation where they would require to communicate in a lower level protocol such as TCP/IP unless they're implementing a custom higher level protocol for example, which is quite rare. It would add nothing but confusion for the OP, especially since he's asking about HTML. Logical progression would be HTML5->CSS3->JS->PHP->MySQL. Once he learns PHP, it would be time to learn about the HTTP protocol, but TCP/IP seems a bit overkill to me.1) HTTP and TCP/IP
What do you mean HTML is outdated? LOL!html is outdated, learn something new.
Believe me, I have seen dumber people than thatAnd To that one member that say HTML is outdated must be one of the dumbest member on here OR i'll say on earth?.. Lol
Correction:Once he learns PHP then it would be time to learn about the HTTP protocol, but TCP/IP seems a bit overkill to me.
Once he starts to learn JS or PHP then it would be a good time to learn about the HTTP protocol, but TCP/IP seems a bit overkill to me.