My father wants to start creating websites in his spare time because he likes to have food to eat and a roof over his head.
I have next to no experience in this field (perl, simple javascript, html, frontpage98). I can only create simple crappy sites and it takes a while too..
Not really my field of expertise..
what technologies should he be looking into? What tools should he be looking into? What is everyone using these days? Seems like there is far too much technology to get your head around these days..
Asp?
php?
javascript?
flash?
Seems everyone is creating websites in their spare time for extra cash these days.. *sigh* I can only assume they are using programs that generate all the code for them, cause these people are defintely not smart enough and don't have enough time to write these pages from scratch..
So what programs are the popular choice today?
Let me mention that my father is a programmer. A really good programmer. I doubt he would want to follow everyone elses footsteps and create entire websites using only a program, but im sure he wouldn't mind using the program to help with rapid development and then adding some code behind that. What combinations would best suit his expertise? He can learn anything, he is a C++ guru and 99% of the time I dunno what he's on about when we talk programming..
Thanks
I have next to no experience in this field (perl, simple javascript, html, frontpage98). I can only create simple crappy sites and it takes a while too..
Not really my field of expertise..
what technologies should he be looking into? What tools should he be looking into? What is everyone using these days? Seems like there is far too much technology to get your head around these days..
Asp?
php?
javascript?
flash?
Seems everyone is creating websites in their spare time for extra cash these days.. *sigh* I can only assume they are using programs that generate all the code for them, cause these people are defintely not smart enough and don't have enough time to write these pages from scratch..
So what programs are the popular choice today?
Let me mention that my father is a programmer. A really good programmer. I doubt he would want to follow everyone elses footsteps and create entire websites using only a program, but im sure he wouldn't mind using the program to help with rapid development and then adding some code behind that. What combinations would best suit his expertise? He can learn anything, he is a C++ guru and 99% of the time I dunno what he's on about when we talk programming..
Thanks