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awgentry · 01-14-2013, 05:38 AM

HTML5 and CSS3 are the basic building blocks of websites. Though not technically programming languages, they're quite powerful and rather easy to learn; you could probably teach yourself a great deal in matter of months. Resources are plentiful, but Webmonkey and Tizag are a couple great sites to get you started. Go through the following Webmonkey tutorials in order to get a thorough grasp of these technologies:

PHP is another popular "true" programming language used throughout the Web, though a class would be helpful for learning this. PHP.net is a handy reference once you know the basics.

As for mobile development, Android OS uses a version of Java, while iOS apps are built in Objective-C. There are also app-building services and programs available, such as the MIT App Inventor.

01-14-2013, 05:38 AM	PM User \| #2
awgentry New to the CF scene Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 6 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	HTML5 and CSS3 are the basic building blocks of websites. Though not technically programming languages, they're quite powerful and rather easy to learn; you could probably teach yourself a great deal in matter of months. Resources are plentiful, but Webmonkey and Tizag are a couple great sites to get you started. Go through the following Webmonkey tutorials in order to get a thorough grasp of these technologies: Make an HTML Document HTML Cheatsheet Building Web Pages With HTML5 CSS Guide Get Started With CSS3 PHP is another popular "true" programming language used throughout the Web, though a class would be helpful for learning this. PHP.net is a handy reference once you know the basics. As for mobile development, Android OS uses a version of Java, while iOS apps are built in Objective-C. There are also app-building services and programs available, such as the MIT App Inventor.