Start with HTML / CSS ?

Hello !

Well, if i create this post,its to talk about how you started development

What tools you used / use? (Software, text editor)
Where did you learn ?
And finally your tips to get started.


For me,I started by developing web like most people with HTML then CSS to be able to customize the site of my game server.
I didn'tlearn directly on the forums, I first tried to understand alone when i was trying to modify the code of the cms of my website, etc .. then after I went on a French development forum.
Regarding software and text editor, First, i used Notepad ++ which was a good software for the beginning.
I then switched to Sublime text 2 and 3, these are the ones I used the longest.
Now I'm on Atom for a little while, it's for me the best: It has a more comfortable visual interface, we can install themes to adapt it to our tastes or a lots of plugins to help us with the work And it mainly has the function of organizing the files on the left (see screen)




N.B : On the screenshot i open the /www project with IPS to not show you the other project and i hidden some SQL DATA.

What I advise to begin with in the web development, is not to take the code of another, to modify it like for example a template, a navigation ...
You can try to reproduce, by personalizing it but without taking the code of another


I look forward to seeing your answers, and the path you have taken to get to your current skills.
Best regards, Thaldraes

I started a log time ago, HTML and flash (im to old ), then i learned some php, and now i use html css javascript and php

I learned quite a while ago.

Started like a lot of people, HTML, moved onto CSS, and that ventured into other languages. I mainly use sublime text to code HTML and CSS, and I taught myself with some help from stackoverflow.

Hope that helps

I usually start with a scratch project and then keep it improving by adding more usability and functionally code.

Haha I know this script, I've seen it before on so much hosting site. 1/2 host provider using this script lol

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I usually start with a scratch project and then keep it improving by adding more usability and functionally code.

06-08-2017, 03:59 PM

Thaldraes Wrote: Hello !

Well, if i create this post,its to talk about how you started development

What tools you used / use? (Software, text editor)
Where did you learn ?
And finally your tips to get started.


For me,I started by developing web like most people with HTML then CSS to be able to customize the site of my game server.
I didn'tlearn directly on the forums, I first tried to understand alone when i was trying to modify the code of the cms of my website, etc .. then after I went on a French development forum.
Regarding software and text editor, First, i used Notepad ++ which was a good software for the beginning.
I then switched to Sublime text 2 and 3, these are the ones I used the longest.
Now I'm on Atom for a little while, it's for me the best: It has a more comfortable visual interface, we can install themes to adapt it to our tastes or a lots of plugins to help us with the work And it mainly has the function of organizing the files on the left (see screen)

N.B : On the screenshot i open the /www project with IPS to not show you the other project and i hidden some SQL DATA.

What I advise to begin with in the web development, is not to take the code of another, to modify it like for example a template, a navigation ...
You can try to reproduce, by personalizing it but without taking the code of another


I look forward to seeing your answers, and the path you have taken to get to your current skills.
Best regards, Thaldraes

yea, you are right!

I first started developing (properly) doing batch console programs with malicious intent (but for educational reasons).

Then I moved onto creating real desktop apps with VB.Net. After that I moved on to web solutions then things just spiralled from there.

I use a Microsoft stack, because in my opinion, it is champion and superior to all overs (prove me wrong)?

Html is quite technical in nature. The best way to understand it is by learning about the different sections which make up an Index page of an HTML file. This is a good way to start.

I studied it at school and we used a lot of w3schools, it is very detailled information

I started and i steel use Dreamweaver (sience it was macromedia)
I learned almost all in vieo classes, and my tip is to keep studing because it wiill never stop changing.