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Legit weirdness, the hype, and popcorn..

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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	just to throw in a bit more of my 2cents. I really don't like the idea of making it necessary for the end user to have a million different "run-time" files to look at a web page, so I would have to say...Java(FX) out. I think you can get great results from JavaScript and a Serverside language like PHP and the such. There are a bunch of great JavaScript libraries out there that make the Ajax calls a bit easier. This is not cost to the end user. HTML5 will be in a "working model" long before a browser will take advantage of it. There are still browsers out there that still can't render CSS2 correctly. So I say (in no specific order): 1. (x)HTML 2. CSS 3. JavaScript 4. XML 5. Server side language (PHP, Perl, etc...) 6. Ajax (which if I knew JavaScript, it might not be as difficult) That is really all I think you would need to know to be a web developer. Throw in some solid PS skills and you should be able to do just about anything. Correct me if I'm wrong or if I am generalizing that too much, but it just seems that those 5 (and really only 4) things are what you would need to do to be a "web programmer" of sorts. Of course you would have to know them pretty damn well to get a well paying job of course. ;) <edit> ok...XML added :p </edit> Later, C:\ [small](Edited by [url=http://www.ozoneasylum.com/user/1079]CPrompt[/url] on 12-27-2007 16:01)[/small] Loading...
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