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Does any do web development here?
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My PHP knowledge is fairly extensive, though I find myself referring to the language's documentation often. Basically, about 1 1/2 - 2 years ago I was a total newb to it, and I decided not to be, so I visited the site's documentation and started reading and then practiced a few of their "best practices" and..well..now I'm here. 
Jake said:My PHP knowledge is fairly extensive, though I find myself referring to the language's documentation often. Basically, about 1 1/2 - 2 years ago I was a total newb to it, and I decided not to be, so I visited the site's documentation and started reading and then practiced a few of their "best practices" and..well..now I'm here.
Cool, what do you plan on doing with your increasingly improving coding knowledge?
I just use HTML.
So far, I've been able to make it to everything I need done and it looks the same on every browser without object errors.
So far, I've been able to make it to everything I need done and it looks the same on every browser without object errors.
Nebulous said:Jake said:My PHP knowledge is fairly extensive, though I find myself referring to the language's documentation often. Basically, about 1 1/2 - 2 years ago I was a total newb to it, and I decided not to be, so I visited the site's documentation and started reading and then practiced a few of their "best practices" and..well..now I'm here.
Cool, what do you plan on doing with your increasingly improving coding knowledge?
Currently I'm doing planning for a social network
DrLeftover said:
Cool
Jake said:Nebulous said:Jake said:My PHP knowledge is fairly extensive, though I find myself referring to the language's documentation often. Basically, about 1 1/2 - 2 years ago I was a total newb to it, and I decided not to be, so I visited the site's documentation and started reading and then practiced a few of their "best practices" and..well..now I'm here.
Cool, what do you plan on doing with your increasingly improving coding knowledge?
Currently I'm doing planning for a social network
The next facebook or twitter?
Nebulous said:Jake said:Nebulous said:Jake said:My PHP knowledge is fairly extensive, though I find myself referring to the language's documentation often. Basically, about 1 1/2 - 2 years ago I was a total newb to it, and I decided not to be, so I visited the site's documentation and started reading and then practiced a few of their "best practices" and..well..now I'm here.
Cool, what do you plan on doing with your increasingly improving coding knowledge?
Currently I'm doing planning for a social network
The next facebook or twitter?
Definitely not
They have more capitol than I could ever come up with and have been around much longer. :3 I'm trying to find a niche for it.
I know HTML/CSS and some PHP/MySQL. I mostly know how to manage the hosting though (usually a VPS).
That’s about all I’m comfortable working with.
Who helped you with all the coding on this site?
I did everything myself. I'm pretty comfortable editing CSS files to customize themes and templates as well.
Yeah it looks very confusing!But if you did the JavaScript stuff:
I had to learn jQuery first, then I started understanding JavaScript better.
I do yes. I preferred bootstrap as my framework. I have dabbled in php for my form submission stuff and making it secure that way. I was working on my own email software with a CRM but abandoned it when I left trucking and no longer had the time.Hello
Personally, I use PHP with a framework. The framework I've been using recently is Laravel.
So to recap I do front end development primarily html/css and JavaScript. I have owned my own servers and done enterprise server management for them and customers. I have created from scratch my own social network (I closed it in 2013) I also have quite a bit of backend and database experience and of course tons of forum customization experience.
Now I am working on math programs in C++ and working on a program for paramedics in the field to make it easier for math and the such.
Do you know any JavaScript libraries/frameworks? I'm hoping to learn React soon enough.
