Need a programmer advice

CeaseFireBlack · Oct 24, 2015

i got basic assembly knowledge and my C++ skills are medium but i don't think i'll need them for my website, which languege should i learn in order to implent the ideas in my head into my website ?

Conor · Oct 24, 2015

PHP or ASP.net, HTML (not really a coding language), Javascript and CSS should be sufficient.

fidodido · Oct 24, 2015

If you are a c++ programmer, you will pretty much feel comfortable with C# (asp.net)

CeaseFireBlack · Oct 24, 2015

fidodido said:
If you are a c++ programmer, you will pretty much feel comfortable with C# (asp.net)

but web developping doesnt require C, i want to upgrade my website

Conor · Oct 24, 2015

In response to your PM, you can choose between PHP and ASP.net, but the rest are all fairly mandatory in order to create a good website. Depending on what you want to do.

jazzc · Oct 24, 2015

Thread moved to the proper place.

Y M C M B · Oct 24, 2015

Learn PHP , you won't regret it

MuayThai · Oct 24, 2015

CeaseFireBlack said:
... to implent the ideas in my head into my website ?

To implement your ideas, you need your own site first.
If you have got a site, just tell us about it's engine and language; then we can advise.
If you have not got a site, just choose a free CMS and go ahead; no language required.

cool.dude123 · Oct 24, 2015

really depends on what you want to do with your website. if theres some sort of database implementation then SQL would be good although there are lots of tools already available which can help you without needing to know the code. But a basic knowledge of HTML is a must

CeaseFireBlack · Oct 24, 2015

i want to create a database that will contain about 300 cards (its a card game) the user will be able to forge his own deck that contains 30 cards, he chose a character then build its deck like in this exemple https://gyazo.com/12db30325ea20aa9ac3987ec5b4b354d

CeaseFireBlack · Oct 24, 2015

MuayThai said:
To implement your ideas, you need your own site first.
If you have got a site, just tell us about it's engine and language; then we can advise.
If you have not got a site, just choose a free CMS and go ahead; no language required.

i do have my website with solid traffic

and its about 7 months old

mantic0re · Oct 25, 2015

Hi OP, you haven't mentioned what you want to achieve? What are your ideas in your head that you're talking about? Do you want to do design? User interaction? Backend programming? If backend programming then what kind?

guruprasath · Oct 25, 2015

I too am learning, first HTML (1week)
CSS (2-3 week)
Bootstrap (3days)
Javascript(4weeks)
Jquery(2weeks)
Wordpress (1week)
Python or PHP or Ruby (6 months)

Conor · Oct 25, 2015

guruprasath said:
I too am learning, first HTML (1week)
CSS (2-3 week)
Bootstrap (3days)
Javascript(4weeks)
Jquery(2weeks)
Wordpress (1week)
Python or PHP or Ruby (6 months)

I don't know where you're getting your time estimates but CSS shouldn't take nearly that long to learn. Neither should Wordpress. Bootstrap should take longer.

nocare · Oct 25, 2015

CeaseFireBlack said:
i want to create a database that will contain about 300 cards (its a card game) the user will be able to forge his own deck that contains 30 cards, he chose a character then build its deck like in this exemple https://gyazo.com/12db30325ea20aa9ac3987ec5b4b354d

You are going to want to get into some Database design and relational data, and it could turn out to be a length project and a good deal of learning. There are various approaches to doing this in programming and web.
Going at it in raw php would be a good learning experience, but also building it in a framework such as Laravel would be good practice for future builds as well.

Overall, you cannot go wrong with learning mysql, php, javascript and practicing with some ajax here.

CeaseFireBlack · Oct 25, 2015

guruprasath said:
I too am learning, first HTML (1week)
CSS (2-3 week)
Bootstrap (3days)
Javascript(4weeks)
Jquery(2weeks)
Wordpress (1week)
Python or PHP or Ruby (6 months)

so should i learn languages in this order to get more control on my website ?

member8200 · Nov 17, 2015

if you ain't got any website development skills then i suggest you learn from ground-up starting with HTML and CSS. learn the foundation of web development. HTML is like the structure of most/all websites out there, it's like the mainframe of a house and CSS gives the structure design, it's like decorations in a house. after learning the foundation, go with the languages the gives the website functionality. Jquery, PHP, Python or Ruby. that's how i learn. Goodluck.

Porfoore · Nov 17, 2015

CeaseFireBlack said:
which languege should i learn in order to implent the ideas in my head into my website ?

Are those 'Ideas' more like visual ideas about how do you want your website to look, or scripting ideas about how stuff should get done from coding side of view.
If you think about visual ideas, you should learn html/css (which are not really programming languages). If you think about scripting ideas, you will need javascript and php.

bojan92 · Nov 28, 2015

you could learn html5, PHP5, CSS, Javascript. Html5 will assist you to create a better interface, CSS will help in you styling like creating a better interface by customizing html5. PHP5 will help you to handle the data part of the website. Javascript mostly will help you validate information that goes into your website. Better of, you can learn how to use wordpress if you would not consider coding from scratch since it is object oriented.

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