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Originally Posted by Liquid Swords
Dodgers, if you want to learn web development the correct way, get rid of FrontPage, Dreamweaver, etc. Instead pick up a book on CSS and XHTML, and make good use of Notepad or BBEdit. Some recommended books: Designing with Web Standards by Jeffery Zeldman, Eric Meyer on CSS by Eric Meyer, Stylin' with CSS by Charles Wyke-Smith. Also check out http://www.w3schools.com/ for some nice tutorials on XHTML, CSS and more.... |
Dude, if I had the time I surely would. However, my primary purpose for learning web development is to set up and maintain a simple website for my wife's dance studio. Minimal to no interaction. Basic information and a few graphics. I may use what I learn doing that to set up a simple website for my local league, and possible for a business I am contemplating starting in the near future (again, only for basic information, not a web based business).
If I was doing this to be a future career, I'd definitely do it the right way, but I'm no where near creative enough to professionally design website. Frontpage will fill my needs.