Programming websites
Started by: doog | Replies: 5 | Views: 447
Apr 2, 2009 2:37 PM #386495
I was wondering if anyone knew of any forums that deal specifically with programming where I could go to ask for help whenever I needed it. I'm somewhat noob at most programming languages and I don't want to post questions I have here at SPP all the time since we don't have any specific programming related sections.
Apr 2, 2009 5:25 PM #386639
You should get a program like Dreamweaver.
I find Dreamweaver easy because you can either script the page, or use tables and frames to set it up the way you want to. It's easier in my opinion.
www.tutorialized.com
Has some tutorials.
I'm not sure of any programming websites out there, try google though.
I find Dreamweaver easy because you can either script the page, or use tables and frames to set it up the way you want to. It's easier in my opinion.
www.tutorialized.com
Has some tutorials.
I'm not sure of any programming websites out there, try google though.
Apr 2, 2009 5:40 PM #386660
Well, incase you don't know already.
Before you get out there, coding websites, just remember one thing, never use tables, use Div's, and learn CSS.
I am saying this because of Damocles post, saying use dreamweaver, dreamweavers ok, but its best to know how to code, without any help from a program.
Bye XD
Before you get out there, coding websites, just remember one thing, never use tables, use Div's, and learn CSS.
I am saying this because of Damocles post, saying use dreamweaver, dreamweavers ok, but its best to know how to code, without any help from a program.
Bye XD
Apr 2, 2009 5:52 PM #386681
You only learn about coding by doing it.
Dreamweaver is really good.
Dreamweaver is really good.
Apr 3, 2009 1:42 AM #387218
Uhh, I'm pretty sure he was asking for a site he could go to for help, not for help making one.
Doog, there aren't many sites that cover all programming languages (although there are probably some that focus on theory and implementation that could be used in any language) so you might want to consider picking a language, and finding a community that deals with it specifically.
For a general programming resource, I've heard good things about gamedev.net, though.
Doog, there aren't many sites that cover all programming languages (although there are probably some that focus on theory and implementation that could be used in any language) so you might want to consider picking a language, and finding a community that deals with it specifically.
For a general programming resource, I've heard good things about gamedev.net, though.
Apr 4, 2009 3:21 PM #388375
Quote from darkcampaingerUhh, I'm pretty sure he was asking for a site he could go to for help, not for help making one.
Doog, there aren't many sites that cover all programming languages (although there are probably some that focus on theory and implementation that could be used in any language) so you might want to consider picking a language, and finding a community that deals with it specifically.
For a general programming resource, I've heard good things about gamedev.net, though.
Thank you, that was exactly what I was asking lol.
And I use Microsoft Visual studio and TextPad by the way.