How is it done
Some of the best best site I've seen does not carry simple HTML codes. More often these pages are created with Java. e.g http://www.sterlincommerce.com
Is there any special applications to build these sites or are thay pure coding.
zulfer
Megan posted this at 18:35 — 23rd February 2001.
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I'm moving this to "other Scripting Languages" - I'm guessing that'll be the best place for it.
The Webmistress posted this at 13:17 — 24th February 2001.
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Is the url correct for this site as I can't get anything up for it at all???
Adam Oberdorfer posted this at 20:54 — 24th February 2001.
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Zulfer,
All sites use HTML. The functionality added by backend components such as ASP, Perl, PHP, Java, etc are primarily for database integration and other functionality rather then the design itself. There are some tools that make this development process a little easier, for example Macromedia DreamWeaver UltraDev, Microsoft InterDev, Visual J++, VisualCafe, etc. But just like WYSIWYG HTML editors you have to know basic concepts and coding before they become helpful.
Take a look at devshed.com and webmonkey.com. Both sites have good PHP, Perl, and mySQL intro's as well as DHTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Good luck!
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