Who has studied Web Development?
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I studied Computer Science at Sydney University Australia, part of that was learning web development.
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HTML For the World Wide Web by Elizabeth Castro!
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To become a software developer first you need to understand the basics of programming/devopment. There are many development languages such as Microsoft Visual C++, VB, Sun's Java, IBM's Mainframe etc are available in the current market. \nOne needs to gain enough knowledge about the software and can develop his own system by programming.\n\nTo become a web developer currently Java is in full-form. Java's enterprise edition J2EE is one of the most promising tools for the development. Microsoft's C#, VB.net and VC++ dot net are also good tools.
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A degree that focuses on the following fundumental skills:\n\n- HTML, SGML, XML,\n- Web page designs.\n- Web Server, HTTP\n- Front Page (any web design application)\n\nIt is nice to have a degree, but to become a web designer, all you need is to take classes that focuses on these specific skillsets. Most local colleges offers these programs.
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The web that you see is a mixture of different technologies. First get the basic HTML and javascript books to get you started with static sites. But my favourite is dynamic ones. Many technologies are out there like .NET, PHP, ASP, JSP and others. Find out about these technologies and specialize on one of them. If you ask me I would go for PHP.
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Well if you wanna learn Web Technologies then the best place to go is:  www.w3schools.com .You'll find a whole lot of tutorials, examples etc .......and all for free.\nSo Happy Programming..
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OK, it's a little bit cheaper to be graduated on-line.\n\nIf it's about IT industry and/or software development, \nI'd rather recommend you to pass certification exams.\n\nWindows platform: .NET, ASP.NET, or something like that.\nJava: Sun Certification.\nOr, at least, A+ Certification.\netc.etc.etc.\n\nIf you are able to learn on your own, I recommend Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Some guys does their own companies in months, provided they have really original ideas, and do not need any venture captial and funding for that anymore. (I'm not associated with Ruby on Rails, by the way, but I use it in my work).\n\nIn this way, you spend only 3-6 months, not 5-6 years.\nImmediately, after certification, subscribe to the next one, and try to get the REAL experience. If nobody gave you a job, offer month or two of internship (working for free).\nYou will have better resume: certification and real experience. Your carrier would be more dynamic and powerful, if you're really smart.\n\nA lot of people with Master Degree are out of job during periodic turmoils in industry, and now many IT jobs are outsourced to India.\n\nIf you're the best or became the essential part of corporate brain, you never be outsourced (because they outsource legs, asses, and other parts of corporate body, but brain), especially, if you're something like software architect, working with UML stuff etc.\n\nBy the way, Bill Gates did not finish his degree, to the best of my knowledge.
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This book has very good review, MCAD/MCSD Training Guide (70-315): Developing and Implementing Web Applications with Visual C# and Visual Studio.NET (Paperback). Check it out at\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0789728222/104-7409645-9615902?v=glance&n=283155\n\nAlso try MCAD/MCSD Self-Paced Training Kit: Developing Web Applications with Microsoft® Visual Basic® .NET and Microsoft Visual C#® .NET, Second Edition. Check it out at http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/books/6714.asp\n\nAlso remember, most of the books will be covering asp.net 1.1.  But now the focus should be on asp.net 2.0.
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HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, AJAX.\n\n.Net is the next big thing. ASP.NET, VB.NET, C#.NET. If you want a decent job in the future doing development learn some .NET technologies.\n\nAlso you can never go wrong with SQL
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It's absolutely essential. I would actually say that a forward thinking individual may wish to focus on XHTML and CSS2. There are WYSIWYG editors, even some good ones like Dreamweaver, but the code they generate is garbage.\n\nEvery page I ever developed was done in a simple text editor like Notepad.
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web page development is an easy task . if you are new to this field then try to learn Front Page and Dreamviewer.you can also get some this http://www.w3schools.com . in which you can help regarding html and other web technologies.
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Skills for Web 2,0 based technologies are in demand &\nlegacy builts/applications are being reengineered. Get to do some freelance projects and get adequate skills here : www.oDesk.com
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Yes. If you become a web developer you have good challenging work. You can earn good as well. So its a good career option.
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W3C?\n\nI am not sure I understand your question. Please clarify.\n\nIf you are wondering about the recommended specifications for website code and development, then the most popular group for guidelines on the subject is the W3C ("World Wide Web Consortium"). View their specifications at this address:\nhttp://www.w3.org/MarkUp/#recommendations
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Programming wise Java & Servelets, Web Site Development, PHP, Pearl, JS/Ajax, SQL, linux.*\n\nEnterprise stuff: Business Integration, Modeling, design patterns\n\nTools: Eclipse\n\nYou'll need to have some topic area expertise too, tech only will only work if you go to work for a tech stack provider.
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HTML is probably the easiest computer "language" I've ever learnt. I actually taught myself from a book. It's remarkably easy.
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go to www.wikipedia.org, this is the best for any kind of computer related studies, i also have my web designing exam tomorrow, m reading from there only... b quick... time is short