hello friends…
i am Joe and i want to make career in the website development . please tell me which language (html,php…etc) , i should prefer … please , i am confused right know as some of my seniors say php is no worth learning … please end my confusion …
There are still a lot of jobs looking for PHP developers, and PHP is still widely used as it’s readily available on most web hosts. However, I would not recommend it any more as the language to learn. If you’re looking to become a Web Developer I would seriously consider looking at Python or ASP.NET as both are gaining in popularity and a lot more jobs are springing up for both languages.
Obviously, you’ll need to learn HTML and CSS at some point if you’re going to be working with the web.
However, given the broadness of what you are asking it would appear that you’ve got little programming experience. I would recommend the following advice from Joel Spolsky from the [url=http://programmers.stackexchange.com]Programming StackExchange for someone aiming to become a programmer.
I usually prescribe the same sequence for anyone who wants to learn programming. It’s very theoretical, but it lays a good foundation. It should take three or four months of fulltime study, but programming isn’t something you learn overnight.
If you can’t get through this sequence, you’re not going to be able to program, so you might as well give up now.
[Code, by Charles Petzold.](http://rads.stackoverflow.com/amzn/click/0735611319)
[The C Programming Language, K&R](http://rads.stackoverflow.com/amzn/click/0131103628)
[The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Abelson and Sussman.](http://rads.stackoverflow.com/amzn/click/0070004846)
My rule is: work your way through those three books by sheer force, if necessary. Ask any questions you have, but only after struggling to figure it out on your own. If you can make it through those three books, congratulations, you’re a programmer, now I can throw you PERL IN 15 MINUTES or whatever rubbish is at the bookstore in the Big Bookcase of Java and you will manage fine. If you can’t make it through those three books, give up, go home, you’re never going to get it.
I don’t think you need to learn C and Scheme, to be honest. They’re just a foundation for future learning. These two fairly simple books are both very simple on the surface (C and Scheme are super-easy languages) but they get very deep on the real art of programming without wasting time on confusing syntax, so they are excellent to start to re-wire your brain to be a good programmer.
Attempts to take a shortcut and go directly to learning the exact thing you want to learn right now (like starting with C# and ASP.NET) are doomed.
Good luck!
Wow , I was about to think of a good advice but that quote from Joel Spolsky is great. I guess I’ll add that I think you’ll do okay , just keep up the motivation and learn,learn,learn. There’s always something new to learn out there.
Thanks ultimate and CatalinValeanu … your advice helps a lot. Now i can start atlast:blush:
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Thanks again …