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How I can start making website

23rd Sep 2024, 4:52 PM
External~brain
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2 ways essentially. Learn HTML, css and JavaScript and use some code editor to type up everything yourself. Purchase a domain name, then host it on a paid or self owned server. Or Utilize a web builder like wix and square space to build quick websites, these are relatively easy to use BUT... Teach you almost absolutely nothing about coding, I say almost because often you will need to implement some custom HTML, css or JavaScript along the way. There is also word press which is like a midway point between both approaches. The choice depends on why you want to build a website, need a one off site for a personal business or endeavor? Use a web builder. Want to get into web development as a full-time job? Learn HTML, css and JavaScript. Edit: Apparently there are also some free options for a domain name, but you will need to follow up with some independent research for those as I do not know them.
23rd Sep 2024, 6:28 PM
StealthyTaco
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Robert Atkins there is no need to purchase a domain name, there are few free solutions for static websites (with js)
24th Sep 2024, 8:32 AM
Mihaly Nyilas
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by coding it! preferred editor: VSCodium but you can use Zed as well, fleet, etc.... start with html, that gives the structure; next: css after that you will know what you would need to do :-) but this question was asked more times. feel free to use the search form
23rd Sep 2024, 6:02 PM
Mihaly Nyilas
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I have been adviced to start with python and I leached level3 but my goal is to be expart in website designing
25th Sep 2024, 5:24 AM
External~brain
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Html Then use -Css to give it style -Javascript to make it do stuff -Mysql to make it save stuff in database Can add php for server side but start with html and investigate what you want to add
25th Sep 2024, 6:38 AM
martin caputti
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