Website development.

Raziaar

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Hey guys... I want to get into website development. I'm trying to find comprehensive links with tutorials and such, explaining the basics of web development, and fleshing out those details for my learning.

Point me to some awesome links? Or you can also give me your own advise... i'm most interested in using what you see is what you get editors, since I don't plan on learning the code right now... i'm already trying to learn C# as it is.

The links I want hopefully aren't specifically for any program, just web development in general! And Yes, I have used search engines... just trying to glean some pages I might not have seen from you guys.
 
You'll be find by just learning HTML, and learning that code is about logic and w3schools is a very very nice reference site.

Once you realize how the logic of most codes work, you should be fine reading most code, which should make using WYSIWYG editors fine to use, of course, if you learn all as the above was mentioned, you'll have a MUCH easier time.

Basically:

You only really need to learn HTML if you are going to use WYSIWYG editors, but it is EXTREMELY helpful to learn CSS, PHP/ASP and Javascript
 
You only really need to learn HTML if you are going to use WYSIWYG editors,
No you need to know HTML no matter what.
-If you use a WYSIWYG then in order to add javascript or php you'll need to know wtf everything means when your trying to navigate through it.
-If you don't use a WYSIWYG then you need to know how to write it because that is the scripting language websites are built on.

I also suggest not using a WhatYouSeeIsWhatYouGet editor. Efficent, Understandable, Cleaner code is handwritten code. Throw in you can utilize PHP\ASP and Javascript while your writing it.....it works well.
 
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