You'll need to start out with HTML and CSS. Both of which can be learned over at tizag.com. Then progress to either server side programming using Ruby (Rails), Python (Django) or PHP. Alternatively if you aren't interested in server side programming and would rather stick solely to the front-end of websites then look into JavaScript. Please also bear in mind that JavaScript is pretty handy in general regardless of whether you want to work on the back or front end of a website.

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-Jordan- wrote You'll need to start out with HTML and CSS. Both of which can be learned over at tizag.com. Then progress to either server side programming using Ruby (Rails), Python (Django) or PHP. Alternatively if you aren't interested in server side programming and would rather stick solely to the front-end of websites then look into JavaScript. Please also bear in mind that JavaScript is pretty handy in general regardless of whether you want to work on the back or front end of a website.

If you need any more help then feel free to pm me or contact me on aim @ JordanCallumA

Nice jordan i was also looking into learning i know the basics of HTML and Css some PHP which i am trying to study now

Thanks. Which code produces the most professional looking website?

jjyear69 wrote Thanks. Which code produces the most professional looking website?

All three would be required in combination.

Also, what language is used for coding games?

jjyear69 wrote Also, what language is used for coding games?

It would depend on what platform you want to develop games for.

jjyear69 wrote Also, what language is used for coding games?

I use C++ but use what works best for your game

What type of code would have been used for a game like minecraft?

jjyear69 wrote What type of code would have been used for a game like minecraft?

Minecraft was written in Java.