Programing With Real Languages

thescripter667766

Hey guys I have learned HTML and CSS, these are very cool and I think you should learn them! Scratch basically is an easier way to code, without actually having to type stuff in! It is really awesome that people can do this with just a little time and typing! Go Here! Again really cool, oh and tell me what kind of coding you are learning!

Last edited by thescripter667766 (March 22, 2015 21:03:10)

Extremguy

HTML/CSS seem nice ,but using them become useless to amateur due to our modern technologies that can provide us way to create website free and online

but good luck with your stuff

(I remember 3 years ago when I wanted to try those new languages)

(PS:I'm not saying that they are useless , I meant that if you wanna work for a company and you are still an amateur ,they will prefer using those logicial

)

thescripter667766

Well OK

CatsUnited

I'm mainly learning JS, I'm going to learn Java once second term starts at my school.

Vetpetmon

UnityScript, C#, RIFTEL, P#, and PR. (PR is a mix of RIFTEL and P#)

MegaApuTurkUltra

Extremguy wrote:
HTML/CSS seem nice ,but using them become useless to amateur due to our modern technologies that can provide us way to create website free and online but good luck with your stuff (I remember 3 years ago when I wanted to try those new languages)

(PS:I'm not saying that they are useless , I meant that if you wanna work for a company and you are still an amateur ,they will prefer using those logicial )

No. HTML and CSS still beat drag-and-drop amateur stuff by a lot. There's only so much drag-and-drop can do: real web coding allows customization to a very fine level of detail, and it can take advantage of new HTML5/CSS3 technologies that drag and drop editors may not have. While drag and drop is great for amateurs who don't want to get in to web design all that much, I don't think HTML and CSS will ever become obsolete.

CatsUnited

Vetpetmon wrote:
UnityScript, C#, RIFTEL, P#, and PR. (PR is a mix of RIFTEL and P#)

Yeah but what is P#, PR and RIFTEL? I can't find them.

thescripter667766

cool dude

CatsUnited wrote:
I'm mainly learning JS, I'm going to learn Java once second term starts at my school.

Rumanti

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:
Extremguy wrote:
HTML/CSS seem nice ,but using them become useless to amateur due to our modern technologies that can provide us way to create website free and online but good luck with your stuff (I remember 3 years ago when I wanted to try those new languages)

(PS:I'm not saying that they are useless , I meant that if you wanna work for a company and you are still an amateur ,they will prefer using those logicial )
No. HTML and CSS still beat drag-and-drop amateur stuff by a lot. There's only so much drag-and-drop can do: real web coding allows customization to a very fine level of detail, and it can take advantage of new HTML5/CSS3 technologies that drag and drop editors may not have. While drag and drop is great for amateurs who don't want to get in to web design all that much, I don't think HTML and CSS will ever become obsolete.

No HTML/CSS, no drag and drop. The drag and drop just generated the code (without us having much control over it).

jji7skyline

Even if you use advanced web code editors such as Adobe Dreamweaver to streamline the development of website, knowing the underlying concepts of HTML, JS and CSS3 will allow you to develop much more easily and efficiently, since you know how everything works.

AonymousGuy

HTML is great, but I'm terrible at it.

For some reason, I'm sort of good at coding but terrible at markup, although I'm not too bad at UI.

thescripter667766

Well I doubt you can be that bad at HTML5 and CSS3 anyone can do it! It is almost like just defining what you would like it to look like and then having the output be the words inside the tag!
<!doctype html>
<html lang='en'>
<title>You can do it!</title>
<link type=“text/css” rel=“stylesheet” href=“stylesheet.css”>
</head>
<body>
<h1>You can always do it if you believe in yourself!</h1>
<p>See how easy it is to just put in your tag and content?</p>
</body>
</html>

AonymousGuy

It is simple to understand, but building more complicated websites can get really bad if not done right.

Vetpetmon

CatsUnited wrote:
Vetpetmon wrote:
UnityScript, C#, RIFTEL, P#, and PR. (PR is a mix of RIFTEL and P#)
Yeah but what is P#, PR and RIFTEL? I can't find them.

It's for the RIFT… which I don't have anymore.

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