What is the best web code to learn?

[upliftsleet1974]

So I have been working on learning html (not for much time only a few hours)

 

 

Edit: Okay so what I am asking is what is the best to learn?

 

This is what I am doing at this point http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/web

[Tmh85]

Java script?

[TheRoss0411]

You need to know HTML 5 and i would recommend CSS

Then PHP IMO

[UselessBread]

Well, one is a markup language, and the other is a programming language. Can't really compare the two.

[upliftsleet1974]

Well, one is a markup language, and the other is a programming language. Can't really compare the two.

Oh I did not know this....I am a noob to all of this 

[colonel_mortis]

You use ruby/php/asp.net to generate HTML on the server side, which is sent to the client and rendered. You need to know HTML/CSS/javascript to be able to use any of the other languages, and you don't need the other languages to create html, you can just open the HTML file in your browser.

[Night]

CSS!!! Its such a time saver for web developmemt.

[ericlee30]

If you are asking which one to start with being new at coding, i say PHP is the easiest to learn, if you want to start with a more advance coding that will make it easier to learn other coding, then C++ or MYSQL in my opinion is the way to go.

 

For me learning MySQL first made is very simple to learn and understand Java, C++, HTML,PHP and CSS faster and alot easier, but I'm a person that will take the challenge of learning all the hard stuff first, to make it easier on me in the end when learning other stuff related to it.

[upliftsleet1974]

I updated the topic....As I have learned a few things after posting the topic

[martinrox1568]

After you got that done, learn javascript/jquery

[MrSuperb]

If you are asking which one to start with being new at coding, i say PHP is the easiest to learn, if you want to start with a more advance coding that will make it easier to learn other coding, then C++ or MYSQL in my opinion is the way to go.

 

For me learning MySQL first made is very simple to learn and understand Java, C++, HTML,PHP and CSS faster and alot easier, but I'm a person that will take the challenge of learning all the hard stuff first, to make it easier on me in the end when learning other stuff related to it.

 

wait, what? how did MySQL a database query language help you with understanding Java / C++ ?

[ericlee30]

wait, what? how did MySQL a database query language help you with understanding Java / C++ ?

LOL Coding is coding and language is language. at least that's how I learned it, I took what I learned from MySQL and implemented how C++ is written out. It was just simple for me to learn, but I guess I'm not your average person either LOL. I got my master degree in computer science and networking along with my associates degree in computer programing (8) years of curses and graduated in about 4 and 1/2 years. I learn stuff extremely fast when it's something I like doing/learning.

[brob]

So I have been working on learning html (not for much time only a few hours)

 

 

Edit: Okay so what I am asking is what is the best to learn?

 

This is what I am doing at this point http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/web

 

Nothing wrong with what you are doing. Understanding the fundamentals of html and csss are important for any web work. Once you have mastered that, you can move on to learn client side programming likely with java.

[MrSuperb]

LOL Coding is coding and language is language. at least that's how I learned it, I took what I learned from MySQL and implemented how C++ is written out. It was just simple for me to learn, but I guess I'm not your average person either LOL. I got my master degree in computer science and networking along with my associates degree in computer programing (8) years of curses and graduated in about 4 and 1/2 years. I learn stuff extremely fast when it's something I like doing/learning.

 

*grml* ... yeah ... but SQL and coding? I guess (My)SQL is essential anyway if you really want to learn about 'web code'.

[TimGOAT]

HTML 5 with CSS

And for actual programming probably PHP or Javascript

[colonel_mortis]

HTML 5 with CSS

And for actual programming probably PHP or Javascript

PHP and javascript are completely different. You could use javascript on the server using node.js, but it's not really ideal compared to PHP or ASP.net.

[josephting]

HTML with CSS is a must as it is a foundation to everything being displayed on a web browser.

I believe next up is Javascript because it requires minimal to no setup at all.

 

Note that Javascript & jQuery is client-side programming which runs on web browser.

Server-side programming such as PHP, Ruby, Python etc. runs on the server first before a web browser downloads the information.

 

After Javascript, you can expand your client-side programming with jQuery and do many things you couldn't do easier with Javascript alone or try out server-side programming.

I would suggest starting out with PHP as it should be the simplest to setup nowadays.

 

With jQuery, you can do fancy stuff like animation with dramatically simplified code compared to Javascript.

You could do some animation with CSS3 as well.

[aithos]

HTML5, Javascript, Jquery and CSS are the core components you need to know in order to develop webpages.  If you want to do web applications you'll also want to learn SQL (Oracle and MySQL), ASP.NET and  C# or VB.NET.  You could also learn stuff like cold fusion, php and such, but honestly for developer jobs starting out with the .NET languages is a good place to start.