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Post by xcessive on Jul 13, 2009 19:56:33 GMT -5
Ok i know the BARE basics of HTML. for exmaple, <a href="blah">etc</a> and <br>, <h1>, you know, the basics you need to write a typed page. Oh, and im also pretty good at CSS. Can anybody point me in the direction of some good tutorials for either coding proboards forums, or making graphical web 2.0 websites with html and javascript (javascript aint a problem i can program java XD). |
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Post by Blind on Jul 14, 2009 0:07:15 GMT -5
Doubt that you would find any tutorials dedicated to just proboards coding aside from the few at PB Support. I wouldn't really bother dedicating yourself to proboards coding either.
Head over to w3schools for some good all round coding tutorials though.
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Post by yilduz on Jul 14, 2009 7:47:41 GMT -5
Doubt that you would find any tutorials dedicated to just proboards coding aside from the few at PB Support. I wouldn't really bother dedicating yourself to proboards coding either. Head over to w3schools for some good all round coding tutorials though. Agreed on everything here. Learning to code for Proboards and learning to code websites is completely different, even though they use the same languages. If you want to learn to code, don't focus on proboards. My suggestion would be to just start making a site. Think of a feature you want, and figure out how to do it. |
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Post by Blind on Jul 14, 2009 10:10:57 GMT -5
Just something else i wanted to add to the comment Yilduz made.
The reason it is different is due to the fact that proboards is a software that has already been created, so really we aren't actually coding, it is more-so editing/manipulating the already made code.
Once you learn coding normally you can easily pick up on how to work proboards coding.
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Post by iDesign on Jul 14, 2009 12:11:59 GMT -5
Normal coding is ten times easier than PB coding, so I agree that you should try learn that first, then maybe learn to code for PB as a side project.
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Post by xcessive on Jul 14, 2009 20:28:48 GMT -5
Ok well i think you guys are right and i value your oppinions over other coders. So my first project will be making my own portfolio site. w00t  |
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Post by yilduz on Jul 14, 2009 21:20:15 GMT -5
Ok well i think you guys are right and i value your oppinions over other coders. So my first project will be making my own portfolio site. w00t Make a site for anything and everything you like. Make a site to show off your art, maybe write your own blog code, whatever else you can think of. Just make a new page and start coding. If you think of a new feature, start coding. It'll be unprofessional as hell, but just make it your personal site. |
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Post by Blind on Jul 14, 2009 21:41:07 GMT -5
It'll be unprofessional as hell, but just make it your personal site. Pfft what do you mean unprofessional  Yeah as Yilduz mentioned just make it up as you go really. This will help you solve problems with the coding making it an easier task for you in the future. |
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Post by yilduz on Jul 14, 2009 22:58:04 GMT -5
It'll be unprofessional as hell, but just make it your personal site. Pfft what do you mean unprofessional Yeah as Yilduz mentioned just make it up as you go really. This will help you solve problems with the coding making it an easier task for you in the future. I mean jumbled everything that doesn't go together looks unprofessional. |
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Post by xcessive on Jul 14, 2009 23:14:13 GMT -5
It'll look weird, unprofessional coding with good graphics. lol
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Post by yilduz on Jul 14, 2009 23:16:55 GMT -5
It'll look weird, unprofessional coding with good graphics. lol The point isn't to be professional. The point is to learn. If you want a professional site, build one for that purpose. |
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Post by xcessive on Jul 14, 2009 23:22:17 GMT -5
if i wanted a profession site id practice coding for at least 6 months so i know how to use it professionally... but a working portfolio is a nice way to start, you know just to show my friends and mess around
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