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Posted by cbmeeks on 06/06/07 19:40
Once you get the grasp of PHP, check out Code Igniter. That's what I
am using to develop my photo sharing site. :-)
http://codeigniter.com/
http://www.eblarg.com
On Jun 6, 12:39 pm, Toby <tobis...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I am a newbie/oldbie website developer in a sort of unique point in
> my
> website development 'career'. I have been using Corel Paint Shop Pro
> and Netscape Composer as my main tools.
>
> Basically I start with a template (bitmap of my website), use Corel
> which allows me to slice that template how I want and create an html
> table. Then I add links and edit HTML using Netscape Composer. Very
> crude, but somewhat effective.
>
> I know there are better, more effective tools. I just would like
> some
> advice before I go out and spend a lot of money. Also, I am
> interested in learning website development as a career. I am an
> engineer by training, I know C/C++ as well as some other languages.
> Of course I know HTML, and I have a little tiny bit of experience
> (mostly just from some tutorials I've read) about PHP, MySQL, etc.
>
> So my question is where to start? I basically have two goals:
> 1) To be able to quickly and easily develop my own ecommerce
> websites.
> 2) To learn marketable website development skills so maybe I can get
> a
> real job doing this someday.
>
> I was looking at templatemonster.com, and most of their templates say
> you need Dreamweaver and Adobe Photoshop. I really don't want to
> spend $800 on this though. I guess if I have to I will, but can
> anyone recommend a cheaper way for me to achieve my goals?
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