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Post by Michael on Nov 18, 2008 12:37:03 GMT -8
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Post by Michael on Nov 18, 2008 12:37:14 GMT -8
FireFox:Web Developer Toolbar - This is the swiss army knife and the all-in-one survival kit for web developers. FireBug - This is a brilliant addon. It allows you to edit, debug and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any web page. IE Tab - IE Tab gives you the option to see what your web page looks like in Internet Explorer. Screengrab - Screengrab will give you the option to save an entire web page as an image. Colorzilla - Advanced eye dropper, color picker, page zoomer and a few other useful tools. Operaview - Operaview is an addon that allows you to see what your web page looks like in Opera. XML Developer Toolbar - This is a very handy XML Developer's Toolbar. Link Checker - Use this addon to check the validity of the links on any web page. FireFTP - This will provide you with a built in FTP client in FireFox. KGen Keyword Generator - Allows you to see what keywords are strong on visited web pages. RankQuest SEO - You are only a few clicks away from carrying out most of your day to day SEO.
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100824
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March 2007
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Post by Michael on Nov 18, 2008 12:37:20 GMT -8
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100824
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May 13, 2012 5:37:49 GMT -8
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Post by Michael on Nov 18, 2008 12:39:27 GMT -8
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Post by Michael on Nov 18, 2008 12:40:22 GMT -8
Website Hosting000Webhost - Free Web Hosting 100 Web Space - Hosts PHP Perl + MYSQL Sitesled - Host Javascript, CSS , HTML and probaly more pimg.in/ - .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .bmp, .gif, .ico, .txt, .css, .js, .zip ASPhost - Hosts ASP - PopupsFreewebs - Hosts virtually anything apart from PHP. Not the best for images50 Megs - Hosts JS HTML PHP CSS Bravenet - Hosts Anything Tripod - Hosts Anything X10 Hosting - Hosts websites Dhost - No ads, they support PHP, mySQL Databases Provided, but no Perl/ CGI-Bin Piczo - Build A Basic Website Freeservers - Hosts Websites Web File Host - Music, Video, Etc Zoomshare - Build A Basic Website Free Web Hosting Site - CGI, Perl, PHP, Python and MySQL hosted when payed for Googlesites - Page Editor and Hoster Unlimited MB - PHP, MYSQL, FTP Awardspace - FTP, Subdomains ETC 110 MB - PHP, Perl, Ruby ETC Great Now - 100Mb of Webspace webng - ASP, 350Mb Storage, 10Gb Transfer PO.GS - 500Mb Storage, 2Gb Transfer + MySql Zymic - Free Web Hosting Jovca - Free cPanel Webhosting. No Ads.
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Post by Michael on Nov 18, 2008 12:40:46 GMT -8
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May 13, 2012 5:37:49 GMT -8
Michael
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wrighty
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Post by Michael on Nov 18, 2008 12:45:11 GMT -8
Want to learn to code?It seems as though one of the latest trends is to learn how to code. But many people don't have a clue where they should start. I hope this helps answer some of your questions and get you on your way. Where to start?Before you even think about being able to make your own scripts, you need to learn the basics. So what are the basics? Well many people find HTML or XHTML an ideal place to start. These are markup languages used in the creation of web pages. Another language which you will need to understand the basics of is Cascading Style Sheets, commonly referred to as CSS. CSS is used with markup languages like HTML to change the way the document looks. You should be able to pick up the basics of these fairly quickly. Although having said that, getting more in-depth knowledge at this early stage can be helpful if you choose to continue with learning to code. So What Next?So you've now mastered the basics and are completely happy with your knowledge? It's no good moving on until you are. Next, you have a very daunting prospect, JavaScript. Javascript is the most common language used when creating codes or scripts for ProBoards. So if that is what you want to do, then this is the language for you. I'd recommend getting the hang of the basics of javascript first before looking into the specific style of how to create codes for your forum. However even if you don't want to code specifically for proboards and have bigger plans, I'd still strongly advise that you develop a good understanding of the language. It can be a very good introduction to other languages. Speaking from experience here, knowing javascript made learning PHP a lot easier. One of the great things about Javascript, is that you can choose to learn as much or as little as you want. Needless to say, the more you learn, the more useful it will be. I Want to Learn More ThoughStill not satisfied with what you've done so far? And you're still determined to go on? Congratulations, not many people make it this far. The next stage to conquer is the world of server-side coding, and this is where you get a big decision to make. There are a number of popular languages to choose from including PHP, ASP, Perl and Ruby. Which you choose is completely up to you. But look around before making a final decision, each have their own advantages and disadvantages. I hope this has helped to steer at least some of you in the right direction. There are many programming languages out there and many paths which you may take, so don't feel limited but the above route. That is just my own personal opinion. Your route may branch off and go in a completely different direction, or maybe just take a detour. But that doesn't matter. What matters is that you do what is right for you.  - Ross Links to Learning Resources: Click Here
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