Website Design
zweg25
Member Posts: 738
Hi everyone,
I was thinking that a big thing in marketing your apps/company is you need to have a website. Since I am interested in making one I figured it'd be beneficial to learn how to make one then create it for myself.
My big question is what is the difference between a lot of languages, and what can you do with what. For example what exactly is php and sql? I know html but I figured it might be better to build a website with a different language.
Also what is the difference between ruby and ruby on rails? what is on rails? Can CSS be used with every web design language? Are there more advanced things to write the code in like sublime text or dreamweaver or just simple textEdit?
Sorry if these sound like simple questions and I know I could research all of this but I wanted to get the forums opinions because I love the Gamesalad community.
Thanks Everyone,
zweg25
I was thinking that a big thing in marketing your apps/company is you need to have a website. Since I am interested in making one I figured it'd be beneficial to learn how to make one then create it for myself.
My big question is what is the difference between a lot of languages, and what can you do with what. For example what exactly is php and sql? I know html but I figured it might be better to build a website with a different language.
Also what is the difference between ruby and ruby on rails? what is on rails? Can CSS be used with every web design language? Are there more advanced things to write the code in like sublime text or dreamweaver or just simple textEdit?
Sorry if these sound like simple questions and I know I could research all of this but I wanted to get the forums opinions because I love the Gamesalad community.
Thanks Everyone,
zweg25
Comments
CSS ( cascading style sheets ) is a popular term and it's mostly about formatting and frames.
If you are beginning, best to use Wordpress, read up on basic html, etc.
Or use something like gmail blog site...
The more you try to do with a wordpress site, the more you will understand what each aspect is doing and for most people, that seems to be the best place to start.
You will need a Domain, and Hosting.
Most registrars (where you buy your domain) offer a nifty one-click control panel that will install wordpress in a button click on your hosted domain.