how to create a website

[Ibn Khattab]

how do you make a website? what kinda software do you need and basicly wht do you have to do?

[.: Rashid :.]

You need a server.

You can use a web authoring application like Dreamweaver to make decent web sites.

Personally, I do it the old fashioned way, using a simple text editor to
code the HTML and CSS myself. I use the GIMP (www.gimp.org) to
create/manipulate images for websites.

If you leave your computer on all day and night like me, don't intend to be doing anything too-heavy duty (like a large file server, music/video downloads from the site etc) and have a good connection and computer, you can turn your normal computer into a server and save on the costs of paying someone else.

-Rashid

[ammarcool]

how do you make a website? what kinda software do you need and basicly wht do you have to do?

You can use Macromedia Dreamweaver, Microsoft Front Page (HTML, DHTML, JAVASCRIPT, CSS..ETC) to make your websites! I have used to Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 enviornment for server side programming (ASP.NET 2.0, as the backend Oracle, SQL Server 2005 .. etc)!

brother i will post you some Introductory Web Designing Tutorials tommarow inshalah! I have some EBooks with me inshallah will email you!

[.: Rashid :.]

You can use Macromedia Dreamweaver, Microsoft Front Page (HTML, DHTML, JAVASCRIPT, CSS..ETC) to make your websites! I have used to Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 enviornment for server side programming (ASP.NET 2.0, etc)!

brother i will post you some Introductory Web Designing Tutorials tommarow inshalah! I have some EBooks with me inshallah will email you!



.NET is eeevil :p

Web design is important...anyone can learn HTML and CSS (and javascript, PHP etc etc) but making good web sites is more complicated and its important that you read about web design, and look around at what other people have done etc for a professional looking site.

-Rashid

[Ibn Khattab]

jazakallah khair guys.

i want to make a website :D

[ammarcool]

.NET is eeevil :p

Web design is important...anyone can learn HTML and CSS (and javascript, PHP etc etc) but making good web sites is more complicated and its important that you read about web design, and look around at what other people have done etc for a professional looking site.

-Rashid

.NET is my favourite! :up: :up:

I have been working with .NET for around 3 years! Experience matters when considering a website to be Interactive!

presently we are working on an online shopping cart system! :D

[cyber_abdullah]

how do you make a website? what kinda software do you need and basicly wht do you have to do?


If you don't have Dreamweaver (industry standard website design software) or Microsoft Frontpage, try this free and open-source website designer:

http://www.nvu.com/

I've been using it recently to redesign my website.

Alternatively, you may want to consider a blog which are much easier since all the templates are already laid out for you:

https://www.blogger.com/
http://wordpress.org/

[muhammad atta]

You need a server.

You can use a web authoring application like Dreamweaver to make decent web sites.

Personally, I do it the old fashioned way, using a simple text editor to
code the HTML and CSS myself. I use the GIMP (www.gimp.org) to
create/manipulate images for websites.

If you leave your computer on all day and night like me, don't intend to be doing anything too-heavy duty (like a large file server, music/video downloads from the site etc) and have a good connection and computer, you can turn your normal computer into a server and save on the costs of paying someone else.

-Rashid

But wouldnt the costs be the same, leaving your computer on all day isnt cheap.

[cyber_abdullah]

how do you make a website? what kinda software do you need and basicly wht do you have to do?

You can use a free hosting service to host your website. Here is a random one I got from google:

http://www.bravenet.com/

[funk999]

i dont know how to make websites like the professionals, but i must say only a dumbass would use a normal text editor.

i use photoshop to make mine hehe.

[nami]

.NET is my favourite! :up: :up:

I have been working with .NET for around 3 years! Experience matters when considering a website to be Interactive!

presently we are working on an online shopping cart system! :D

same here!

fully dynamically generated xml passed back and forth with ajax :D

[nami]

how do you make a website? what kinda software do you need and basicly wht do you have to do?

with notepad.

[MMS]

i dont know how to make websites like the professionals, but i must say only a dumbass would use a normal text editor.

i use photoshop to make mine hehe.

lollll :rubeyes:

that would be anyone but a dumbass who needs nothing more than a normal text editor :coolbro:

[cyber_abdullah]

with notepad.

The brother is obviously a beginner. I think a WYSIWYG is better for him. I am sure making websites with notepad requires extensive knowledge of html.

Unfortunately geeks and nerds tend to give the hardest solutions assuming the person asking them is equal to them in ability. Not that I am accusing you or anything...

[nami]

lollll :rubeyes:

that would be anyone but a dumbass who needs nothing more than a normal text editor :coolbro:

nicely said, you gotta be a dumbass to spend money of baby tools to do the job for you, when you can do a pro job with notepad and photoshop! :up:

you probably do php with notepad to right? :p

[MMS]

nicely said, you gotta be a dumbass to spend money of baby tools to do the job for you, when you can do a pro job with notepad and photoshop! :up:

you probably do php with notepad to right? :p

naa lol i use dreamweaver, jus for the colour codes coz i tend to miss out silly things :smack:

[nami]

naa lol i use dreamweaver, jus for the colour codes coz i tend to miss out silly things :smack:

thats what i use photoshop for...

[funk999]

go on u notepad nerds.. show us some of your work.. (i didnt mean no offence before, please dont be offended)


Photoshop rocks

[belal1]

with notepad.

notepad is the single best application that M$ bundles with windows...

it would be hot if they included notepad++ though... that has highlights, color coding, automatic indents, etc... making it a very powerful IDE.

if the brother is totally new and just wants to make something fast and easy with as little effort as possible, i say check out googlepages (http://www.googlepages.com/)

[Joha]

Unfortunately geeks and nerds tend to give the hardest solutions assuming the person asking them is equal to them in ability. Not that I am accusing you or anything...
No! It takes a day to learn enough html and css to get a decent website up and running, and in the long term it's well worth it.

Beginners don't realise, a little bit of learning goes a long away, once frontpage or dreamweaver has caught them, it's downhill from there, they'll never recover!

In fact, notepad, a few free colour tools, maybe photoshop, and a couple of days of patience!

[nami]

notepad is the single best application that M$ bundles with windows...

it would be hot if they included notepad++ though... that has highlights, color coding, automatic indents, etc... making it a very powerful IDE.

if the brother is totally new and just wants to make something fast and easy with as little effort as possible, i say check out googlepages (http://www.googlepages.com/)

gedit :D

http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/224/screenshotva8.th.png (http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/224/screenshotva8.png) http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/2294/screenshot1ys8.th.png (http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/2294/screenshot1ys8.png) http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/1153/screenshot2an7.th.png (http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/1153/screenshot2an7.png) http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/469/screenshot3sq1.th.png (http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/469/screenshot3sq1.png)

[.: Rashid :.]

But wouldnt the costs be the same, leaving your computer on all day isnt cheap.

I leave my computer on 24/7 regardless so no more expensive for me...although eitherway, leaving it on all day does actually work out cheaper, I think...

i dont know how to make websites like the professionals, but i must say only a dumbass would use a normal text editor.

i use photoshop to make mine hehe.

See following posts ;)

with notepad.

lollll :rubeyes:

that would be anyone but a dumbass who needs nothing more than a normal text editor :coolbro:

:up: :D

go on u notepad nerds.. show us some of your work.. (i didnt mean no offence before, please dont be offended)


Photoshop rocks

Erm I would but a) the last website I made was pretty crap b) I've taken it down...OK I'll put it back up :p Click (http://86.7.174.149/rwsfootball/)

gedit :D

http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/224/screenshotva8.th.png (http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/224/screenshotva8.png) http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/2294/screenshot1ys8.th.png (http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/2294/screenshot1ys8.png) http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/1153/screenshot2an7.th.png (http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/1153/screenshot2an7.png) http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/469/screenshot3sq1.th.png (http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/469/screenshot3sq1.png)

Kate (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kate_(text_editor)) ;)

...although I have been having to use Gedit for the last couple weeks and its not as bad as I initially though. Still doesn't come close to Kate though...although it can be made to get almost close...

-Rashid

[belal1]

gedit :D

http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/224/screenshotva8.th.png (http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/224/screenshotva8.png) http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/2294/screenshot1ys8.th.png (http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/2294/screenshot1ys8.png) http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/1153/screenshot2an7.th.png (http://img375.imageshack.us/img375/1153/screenshot2an7.png) http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/469/screenshot3sq1.th.png (http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/469/screenshot3sq1.png)

i used to use that when I had ubuntu during the dapper -1 release. but try notepad++, its pretty much as versatile as gEdit. and almost as good as vim I hear....

[.: Rashid :.]

i used to use that when I had ubuntu during the dapper -1 release. but try notepad++, its pretty much as versatile as gEdit. and almost as good as vim I hear....

Pffft...vim.

Seriously...I don't get why people like it so much :S Something like Kate has all the functionality of Vim that I'm aware of, but is just easier to use. Vim is admittedly faster being command line but meh. My favourite command line editor is nano just cos its simple and easy for command line stuff...

Anyhow, kate owns gedit ;)

-Rashid

[funk999]

not an ordinary text editor then.. finally, makes more sense.

i did www.yaquds.co.uk in photoshop, and frontpage and standard notepad.

Im not a beginner ion websites, though amatuer, i do run many websites which are live, it just doesnt makes sense that someone would use standard text editor like notepad to right ahref codes, and tables and stuff, if we were to race to make a simple table with images and links you would prbably take an hour whereas id take two minutes in dreamweaver. pretty silly huh?

WS

[belal1]

not an ordinary text editor then.. finally, makes more sense.

i did www.yaquds.co.uk in photoshop, and frontpage and standard notepad.

Im not a beginner ion websites, though amatuer, i do run many websites which are live, it just doesnt makes sense that someone would use standard text editor like notepad to right ahref codes, and tables and stuff, if we were to race to make a simple table with images and links you would prbably take an hour whereas id take two minutes in dreamweaver. pretty silly huh?

WS

as salamu alaikum,

it's not about being faster, its about writing codes using your own hands :) When you write code yourself, it's much more easier to read and you have greater control of the design of the site. it takes more time, definitely, but in the end it's more relief to say "yeah, I made that."

as salamu alaikum

[ammarcool]

same here!

fully dynamically generated xml passed back and forth with ajax :D

yep! that is so CooL! :up:

AJAX rocks! :D

nami have you used Dotnetnuke 5?

[ammarcool]

how do you make a website? what kinda software do you need and basicly wht do you have to do?

i would recommend you to read through the online articles on W3CSchools:

JavaScript Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_intro.asp)

HTML Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp)

XHTML Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/xhtml/default.asp)

CSS Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp)

TCP/IP Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/tcpip/default.asp)

XML Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/xml/default.asp)

XSL Languages (http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xsl_languages.asp)

XSLT Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/default.asp)

XSL-FO Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/xslfo/default.asp)

XPath Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/default.asp)

XQuery Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/xquery/default.asp)

there are lot more tutorials!

SQL Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/sql/default.asp)

ASP Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/asp/default.asp)

Microsoft .NET (http://www.w3schools.com/ngws/default.asp)

ASP.NET Tutorial (http://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/default.asp)

.NET Mobile (http://www.w3schools.com/dotnetmobile/default.asp)

[ammarcool]

you can download the following EBOOKS:

CSS.Cookbook.2nd.Edition (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/12/23/1712335195783.zip) file size: 14224 KB File type: CHM

Beginning.CSS.Web.Development.From.Novice.to.Profe ssional (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/7/2/16/1130434161283.zip) file size: 18184 KB File Type: PDF

Web.Design.Before.and.After.Makeovers (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/10/24/1917146905118.zip) File Size: 30085 KB File Type: PDF

Web.Design.2nd.Edititon (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/10/24/1714489868268.zip) File Size: 42947 KB File Type: PDF

[.: Rashid :.]

not an ordinary text editor then.. finally, makes more sense.

i did www.yaquds.co.uk in photoshop, and frontpage and standard notepad.

Im not a beginner ion websites, though amatuer, i do run many websites which are live, it just doesnt makes sense that someone would use standard text editor like notepad to right ahref codes, and tables and stuff, if we were to race to make a simple table with images and links you would prbably take an hour whereas id take two minutes in dreamweaver. pretty silly huh?

WS

Actually, I bet it wouldn't take me much longer to make the table...but any problems or any things I'd like to change, I
bet I'd be able to do it a lot faster than you ;) e.g. making it
standards compliant, then "MSIE compliant" :rolleyes:

And they are "plain text editors"...they're just not as crap as Notepad.


as salamu alaikum,

it's not about being faster, its about writing codes using your own hands :) When you write code yourself, it's much more easier to read and you have greater control of the design of the site. it takes more time, definitely, but in the end it's more relief to say "yeah, I made that."

as salamu alaikum

Thats a definite factor...although its really just because I find doing it "by hand" more efficient and easy. You have more control and can do what you want.

-Rashid

[belal1]

you can download the following EBOOKS:

CSS.Cookbook.2nd.Edition (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/12/23/1712335195783.zip) file size: 14224 KB File type: CHM

Beginning.CSS.Web.Development.From.Novice.to.Profe ssional (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/7/2/16/1130434161283.zip) file size: 18184 KB File Type: PDF

Web.Design.Before.and.After.Makeovers (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/10/24/1917146905118.zip) File Size: 30085 KB File Type: PDF

Web.Design.2nd.Edititon (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/10/24/1714489868268.zip) File Size: 42947 KB File Type: PDF

whoa! jazakhallahu khairan bro! im gonna download em tonight :inlove:

[Ottoman]

how do you make a website? what kinda software do you need and basically what do you have to do?
it depends on what platform you are talking about.. unix/linux or windows.. most tools mentioned in this thread so far, won't work on both platforms. For instance, dreamveawer, front page won't work on linux platform. linux platform has its own tools which I don't recommend. Developing web page on windows is lot easier on windows than on linux.

[Ottoman]

You can use a free hosting service to host your website. Here is a random one I got from google:

http://www.bravenet.com/
sorry, I didn't read the details on their website, but do they give web hosting w/out ads..? it shouldn't be because it's usually no less than $60-$70 a year to host a website on a commercial web server. How come they would do it for free? they probably don't provide a full web hosting.

[.: Anna :.]

i doubt bravenet will give free without adverts..

[ammarcool]

whoa! jazakhallahu khairan bro! im gonna download em tonight :inlove:

thats CooL! :up:

[ammarcool]

Building.a.Web.Site.for.Dummies (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/4/20/1610588615.zip)

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CD not included in the EBOOK! :D

[ammarcool]

Microsoft.Office.FrontPage.2003.Fast.and.Easy (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/4/13/15152749716.zip)

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Guide.to.FrontPage.2003 (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/3/30/2251929080.zip)

helps beginners learn to create Web sites using Microsoft FrontPage.

FrontPage.2003.The.Missing.Manual (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/ebook/ebook-390.zip)

In today's highly connected world, almost everybody has a web site, from local sewing circles to the world's largest corporations. If you're ready for one of your own, Microsoft's FrontPage 2003 has everything you need to create Web pages. It's true. Your geek friends may howl in contempt if you use FrontPage, but that's because the program has a reputation for spitting out cookie-cutter Web pages with messy, overloaded HTML code that takes forever to load. Not any more.
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If you haven't worked with Web pages before, each chapter provides "Up to Speed" sidebars with useful background information. If you do have experience, the "Power Users' Clinic" sidebars offer advanced tips and insights. You won't find tips like those in the pamphlet, or even in the Help file. FrontPage: The Missing Manual gives you the complete lowdown on the program above and beyond any book on the market.

[ammarcool]

for people who are interested in Flash (GAMEs) Programming...

Macromedia.Flash.MX.2004.Game.Programming (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/4/13/1514146312.zip)

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[ammarcool]

Creating.Web.Pages.All.in.One (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/ebook/ebook-134.zip)

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[ammarcool]

for our expert graphic designers in Ummah

Adobe.Photoshop.Elements.5.0.A-Z (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/7/5/5/1845233442228.zip)

If you are a digital camera enthusiast jumping into enhancement and manipulation, and looking for quick answers, this easy-to use, ready reference is for you. Its like having the author Philip Andrews sitting next to you, with his no-nonsense style, giving you practical, hands-on tips for getting striking images using Elements 5.0.

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* Discover and master the tools and features in Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 with this stunningly illustrated, full-color reference guide
* Have Philip sitting next to you, with this handy guide, written in his trademark no-nonsense style as he delivers hands-on tactics for Elements 5.0.
* Save time when trying to understand a function or toolsimply dip in and find the listing in this easy-to-use A-Z format
* Gain confidence with new features whether youre a beginner or intermediate
* Covers all the new features of Elements 5.0 and also can be used with any version of the software

Lists all the key tools and features of Photoshop Elements X - can be used with any version of the software

Save time with the colourful, easy-to-use A to Z format

Each entry lists shortcut keys, specifies which version of Photoshop Elements is applicable, includes screengrabs, clear step-by-step instructions of the features in action and cross references to other relevant entries.

The.Photoshop.CS2.Speed.Clinic (http://www1.vista-server.com/uploadfile/6/10/24/113583008954.zip)

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You'll learn how to:

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• Add automation using actions
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[Suliman]

notepad is the single best application that M$ bundles with windows...

it would be hot if they included notepad++ though... that has highlights, color coding, automatic indents, etc... making it a very powerful IDE.

if the brother is totally new and just wants to make something fast and easy with as little effort as possible, i say check out googlepages (http://www.googlepages.com/)

Notepad++ all the way brother! YEAH HI FIVE! *WHACK* Opps sorry, I have no depth perception, sorry, the bleeding should stop soon...... gotta go :outta:

[.: Rashid :.]

Notepad++ all the way brother! YEAH HI FIVE! *WHACK* Opps sorry, I have no depth perception, sorry, the bleeding should stop soon...... gotta go :outta:

:rofl1:

-Rashid

[-Fady-]

so is notepad++ that much better than notepad?

I'm addicted with this stuff now! :nuts:

[mashcaster]

so is notepad++ that much better than notepad?

I'm addicted with this stuff now! :nuts:

yeah notepad++ is cool. but i prefer gedit and aptana.

[-Fady-]

yeah notepad++ is cool. but i prefer gedit and aptana.

tried notepad++ and I'm loving it! :D

[mashcaster]

tried notepad++ and I'm loving it! :D

:up: notepad++ is a top app. However, I did run into problems with it, when some code was extremely long.

other than that, it is top notch.