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I’ve done 2 units on web development at college but they were quite vague and were based in dream weaver not learning the code, I want to learn about web development in more depth because i enjoy it and am considering it after college and i’m going to try using books and stuff on the internet. What are the essential code languages that i need to learn to get anywhere with web development. Obviously HTML and CSS but are there any others that are hugely used and essential to creating good websites.

All web-sites display in HTML, mostly using css for styling and layout. However, many are written in Middleware languages that run on the server to output dynamic html, say, using database data. Examples are Lasso, PHP, ASP, Cold-Fusion. You will need to learn at least one of these to be able to produce eCommerce sites. Lasso is easiest and the most modern, but rarely used. After that, PHP, but watch out for security issues (even more so for asp/.net!).

Then, on the browser page, many sites use JavsScript frameworks to manipulate the local page, so you might want to read up on those, e.g. jQuery.

I am looking to start a career in Training and Development and I want to strengthen my understanding and knowledge of web based applications. I have not done any web page development in more than 5 years.

Try this group, I like them and used them because they offered a money-back guarantee

www.usdreamteam.com

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Web-based grayscreen prototypes are much more effective at communicating website structure, content and functionality than sitemaps and wireframes.

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I know I would need to start as an entry level, which is tough given i’ve got 10+ years development experience. However, I’m willing to take that step backward. I just would like to know where I should begin and how I can convince an employer to hire a web developer with very little web development experience…..Thanks for any info/advice provided !

The easiest way is to take courses and get a degree or certificate while you are continuing your work as a programmer. Then apply within the company that you are working.

It will be more difficult to start all over from scratch. Hopefully you have some connections from your previous employment to get you started.

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Please be honest with me. I have very little IT background and I am in the hotel industry( night auditor).

Is web development an option for me at my age or should I go head & prepare myself for a microsoft certification to brecome a Windows Administrator?

Honestly? OK. At 49 years old, what the hell are you doing asking for career advice on Yahoo? Talk to a professional career counselor. Your family is depending on you to make a better effort than this.

Hi guys I just finished doing a web development diploma and I wish to study further at university, so which IT degrees/majors should I consider choosing to do web development?

I don’t think there are University degree programs which corresponds to Web development here in India.

There are Certain Univ in India which offer Diploma in Multimedia etc; but they will not any connection with Web development.

You can try Multimedia Institutes like Arena, Image etc; they will offer some Multimedia programs in connection with Web development.

I will suggest you one thing – better do BCA or B.Sc in Computer Science. A professional degree in Computer Science Education with web development Certificate is enough to get in to this field.

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I am a 48 PC Technician and would like to switch into the Linux or Windows Administration field. But I was wondering if the web development would be also a good alternative? If yes some recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Web development is definitely easier, however, this means that there is plenty of competition.

If you can train yourself to become a solid Linux admin, you will have less trouble finding jobs that pay well in the long run.