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djzen

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nice. loads really fast.

Added on October 7, 2008, 4:58 pmp/s added generators =)

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Im using php-fusion for my collage portal.
It's pretty good.
In my opinion,i already have enuff skill of developing web,wanna be a freelance web developer but i dunno how to strt this job.
Anyone can guide me?

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QUOTE(Apache32 @ Nov 28 2008, 11:52 PM)

Im using php-fusion for my collage portal.
It's pretty good.
In my opinion,i already have enuff skill of developing web,wanna be a freelance web developer but i dunno how to strt this job.
Anyone can guide me?

yes..
i know that portal..
really good and based on php fusion..

it was really interesting but it only limit for lan connection only..

can anyone support this newbie web developer..?

djzen

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web programming is one thing, web graphics is another.

if you want to develop websites alone, you need both. otherwise, find someone who can do web graphics to team with you.

if you already got the skills, just go find work. tell your parents. tell your family, friends, etc. thats the best way to start off. once you have a portfolio to show, clients come in by themselves usually.

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try to have a look.

Added on December 19, 2008, 7:42 pmit is too bad to be a good programmer, almost use the source from internet, you must to put effort to learn it as well.

Added on December 19, 2008, 7:52 pm

QUOTE(Apache32 @ Nov 28 2008, 11:52 PM)

Im using php-fusion for my collage portal.
It's pretty good.
In my opinion,i already have enuff skill of developing web,wanna be a freelance web developer but i dunno how to strt this job.
Anyone can guide me?

Do a form maker first, because it is almost useful for each website, make a site editable, make the functions you made have to consider several websites those might requires.

Once you make a powerful CMS or functions, you can always use it oftenly with each website, means you become less work to work for it, and can give cheap price for your client, if you client will be happy with your hight performance and cheap quotation, they will ask or intro you some client for you, just be honestly what charge.

Also, be careful during discussing quotation, make sure you are almost understood what are the exact requirements of your client.

Added on December 19, 2008, 8:01 pmif you want to be a good web programmer, try to work maintenance website, it is good for you to think how bad of their code, e.g a small changes for you actually need such much works, a big changes for you actually, just need a small works.

Think about it, it is very exciting, if you would like think it.

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thanks for all of this, this is really helpful

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try to look at fantastico scripts. easily pre-installed. but for CMS, mine prefer wordpress.

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wirdpress is more of a blog system, although sometimes used as a general-type CMS.

if you need good functions, its easier to use real CMSs like Joomla or Drupal. Simpler CMSs, if you need, one of it is called CMS Made Simple.

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nice guide btw. Thanks

. Gotta learn how to designing website already

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No problem

some tips for you:
1) learn to use photoshop to create website images. many can't make good website images, especially those only focusing on coding.
2) learn HTML and CSS first, then mvoe on to PHP or ASP. your choice.

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QUOTE(goldfries @ Oct 6 2008, 12:09 PM)

oh nice! thanks!

Hi, visit this site http://bizbook.my/, it has free CMS, business listing and online billing system.

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guys, pls help ... im zero in this
recently i bought a website name, now what should i do to make it happen ?

study via books ? which books you recommend for beginner ?
study in university ? which uni ? & how long course ? thanks in advance ..

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get website hosting.

what kind of site you planning to make?

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QUOTE(djzen @ Mar 10 2009, 06:44 AM)

get website hosting.

what kind of site you planning to make?

web able ppl load pictures.
upon my approval, so i scan 1st the pictures.
clock view counter, top most view picture.
after 30days automatik picture gone.

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Mar 11 2009, 12:37 PM

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QUOTE(blasto @ Mar 10 2009, 03:10 PM)

web able ppl load pictures.
upon my approval, so i scan 1st the pictures.
clock view counter, top most view picture.
after 30days automatik picture gone.

You want something like photobucket or flickr?
I don't such site can works, it's difficult to get people's trust to upload photos in your site. They will think you're small site and maybe their photos may lost some day.

This is my 2 cents. No offence.

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kidkiller is right.

people actually prefer bigger sites like flickr/photobucket/picasa. their picture never go missing

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Everything a webmaster needs...erm...shouldn't we include AJAX too, it's the trend now

Here's some javascript libraries.

jQuery
mooTools
Prototype

and CSS framework:

bluePrint
YUI Grid
960 Grid system

It's best to understand the underlying technology used before you simply venture into using a CMS, framework or libraries, that is if you really want to be a serious webmaster

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thanks. added.

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QUOTE(djzen @ Nov 29 2008, 11:58 AM)

web programming is one thing, web graphics is another.

if you want to develop websites alone, you need both. otherwise, find someone who can do web graphics to team with you.

if you already got the skills, just go find work. tell your parents. tell your family, friends, etc. thats the best way to start off. once you have a portfolio to show, clients come in by themselves usually.

like me, Im sux with graphic... Always not so creative when designing new theme...

AJAX is cool, but it has it limitation also. I bet most hand held devices kenot view ajax page properly.

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owh now, and Ruby on Rails is not gonna to be excluded

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