Originally posted by Ichigo66666Is it going to be a static site or dynamic? A good program to use is Dreamweaver, which is what I use a lot at work, good for designing and coding. If you plan on doing dynamic coding I suggest using PHP, easy to learn and most hosting companies support it plus it is open source code and you can find lots of stuff on the net.
Not Much, I'm using some Tuts. Or, I get my cousin, he is ok at code. I will need serious help, but know any good help sites/tuts? 🙂
Originally posted by Ichigo66666A static site is something that you have to input everything; it doesn’t have any real user input such as this site. Most static sites are personal pages that will have pics of family and friends. Example of a dynamic site is like Marvel, Yahoo and such where you can upload stuff and search just to name a few.
Sorry, I'm only young and new to this. What is different between Static and Dynamic?
Originally posted by invisiblewomanThe new series “New Excalibur” is great and I like the characters, the older series is good as well but I can’t think of a good starting point to read those.
i have never read excalibur! i have heard its great! i thought maybe i would check a couple issues out got, any suggestions?
Originally posted by ThePittmanYeah I like the twist they are adding.
I like how Juggs was told that he wasn’t the first choice for the gem and that Professor X was, reminds me of the “What If” Professor X got the gem. Though I think if not full power he will get an upgrade.
And I agree, Juggs will definatley get an upgrade if his old powers arent returned.
Originally posted by Ichigo66666Will it have user input such as a forum or searchable? This is a great book for learning PHP for beginners
I was going to make a Dynamic one for my rpgs and such.I got the best of Spiderman 1 and 2. Secret Wars. Green Lantern/Green Arrow:Emerald Allies. FF: Ult. Guide.
http://www.amazon.com/World-Wide-Visual-QuickStart-Guide/dp/0201727870
This is also a great site for learning all types of code