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Posted by Sanders Kaufman on 11/13/06 22:09
Mason wrote:
> I've been working to become competent at making websites. My learning path
> has been:
>
> html -> css- > paintshop pro -> javascript -> php/mysql
>
> I'm getting somewhat proficient at php/mysql (although I have plenty to
> learn - I haven't even started on gd library) and want to think about my
> next step.
>
> Any suggestions?
> XML and then AJAX?
> PERL?
> Some sort of vector drawing.painting to do logo's etc.?
>
> Any advice appreciated.
Your path is dependent upon your destination.
Where do you want to go?
It looks like you're wanting to become proficient in
the fundamentals - so while PERL, AJAX, Java, etc
are all good things to know - you absolutely *must*
learn about XML.
It's worth pointing out that regular old HTML is
deprecated. It's obsolete. It's tech from an eon
gone by. XHTML is the new standard - more workable
with XML, XSLT, and XForms.
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