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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	[quote][b]MasterChefD said:[/b] You recommend PHP over JavaScript huh?[/quote] I recommend server-side over client-side whenever possible. I haven't quite made up my mind what my favorite server-side language is yet, but PHP is a popular choice supported by many. There are many other languages you can use, such as Perl, Python and Ruby, to name a very small handful. [quote][b]MasterChefD said:[/b] I've been looking at client-side scripting because I know I can run the programs and see if they work on my comp. I'm quite ignorant when I comes to server-side scripting. Is it possible to run say, PHP, and see the results on my comp even though it's not set up as a server? Do I need to install special programs?[/quote] It's simple enough to setup a webserver and PHP (or other) interpreter to use locally. http://www.google.com/search?&q=apache%20windows http://www.google.com/search?&q=php%20apache%20windows [quote][b]MasterChefD said:[/b] I'd like to get familiar with client-side scripting first before I dive into server-side. Is that a good idea or should I start with server-side first?[/quote] You can probably learn about both simultaneously, but it's not life or death; if you want to learn JavaScript now, do it. :) Loading...
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