Do people really "learn" html anymore?

[supersnail11]

[QUOTE=Fatal-Error;28509486]HTML is the first thing I learned. Its essencial you know it before you move onto anything else web dev related.
HTML -> CSS -> Javascript -> PHP[/QUOTE]

I did HTML -> PHP -> More HTML -> CSS -> JavaScript

[landocalrissian]

HTML -> CSS -> Javascript/Jquery
for me just started Javascript/Jquery so i'm still learning the basics

[bbang]

I remember when I was younger, I thought I was "learning" HTML by C&P -ing things.
Then after few years, I finally realized all I "learned" was <a href="">

I'm finally really trying to understand instead of C&P -ing
html/css

[Bugster]

I learnt HTML > CSS > PHP > Javascript > PHP even more > Server side JS

[Hacksore]

[QUOTE=zzlawlzz;28513892]I remember when I was younger, I thought I was "learning" HTML by C&P -ing things.
Then after few years, I finally realized all I "learned" was <a href="">

I'm finally really trying to understand instead of C&P -ing
html/css[/QUOTE]

Looks like you never learned </a> :v:.

[bbang]

[QUOTE=hacksore;28518402]Looks like you never learned </a> :v:.[/QUOTE]

took me while. i remember doing [/a]

[PvtCupcakes]

[QUOTE=Dotmister;28481916]If you set up a postcommit hook to copy the repository contents to some /var/www folder etc then SVN works really well for websites, even when you're the only person working on it.[/QUOTE]

That sounds overly complicated. With git I can just set a remote.

git remote add prod [e-mail]:/var/www/site
git push prod master

But I mostly just use rsync for deployment even though I use Git for version control which I push to Github.

[Dotmister]

[QUOTE=PvtCupcakes;28520454]That sounds overly complicated. With git I can just set a remote.

git remote add prod [e-mail]:/var/www/site
git push prod master

But I mostly just use rsync for deployment even though I use Git for version control which I push to Github.[/QUOTE]

Swings and roundabouts.

SVN vs GIT is an impossible subject

[mr apple]

I don't see how you can "learn" html, it's pretty damn basic to read and easily code

[omfgnex]

[QUOTE=mr apple;28540227]I don't see how you can "learn" html, it's pretty damn basic to read and easily code[/QUOTE]

Basic to read, not to write. You don't instantly know everything. Therefore you learn it.

[StinkyJoe]

[QUOTE=mr apple;28540227]I don't see how you can "learn" html, it's pretty damn basic to read and easily code[/QUOTE]

There's a substantial difference between writing html that works, and html that works properly, consistently and in an efficient manner.

[Fizzadar]

I learn't by reading other peoples code and online tutorials (although I normally read the code rather than the text):

html > css > php > mysql > javascript

But of course all along I was learning bits of js within my html (jquery plugins, etc), and the same applies to php/mysql.

[Cornelisjuh]

[QUOTE=supersnail11;28467313]Ugggh.
NEVER.
USE.
DREAMWEAVER DESIGN MODE.[/QUOTE]
I should thank Adobe for that, it was so fucking terrible it got me into learning coding.

Thanks Adobe for making a terrible program that can't even properly display a website !

[porn]

Yes people learn html and it is very easy to learn.

[TerabyteS]

[QUOTE=Cornelisjuh;28547579]I should thank Adobe for that, it was so fucking terrible it got me into learning coding.

Thanks Adobe for making a terrible program that can't even properly display a website ![/QUOTE]

That's why they added the live view. And that's also why you're not supposed to use the design mode.

[faillord adam]

[QUOTE=Qombat;28504931]It's too heavy for me, honestly. I still stick with gedit.[/QUOTE]
Is that the Linux editor, if so I use it aswell.

[Qombat]

[QUOTE=faillord adam;28586557]Is that the Linux editor, if so I use it aswell.[/QUOTE]

It's the default GNOME text editor, yes.

[Michaeldf]

Learning it at school, keepin' it cool.

For real, we still do it at school.

[Goz3rr]

Creating websites with vi is where it's at.

[Communist Cake]

I'm taking a webdesign class in school, and all they taught me was some basic HTML then threw us into Dreamweaver CS3. Is there a better way to create websites?

[landocalrissian]

Use a text editor, and i'll get a link to the starting web design thread, one sec:
EDIT: here: [url]http://www.facepunch.com/threads/1059435-The-Web-Design-reference-thread-(how-to-start-on-web-design[/url])

[Communist Cake]

Alright, awesome. Thanks.

[only]

Bitches don't know 'bout my VIM

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/zpooR.png[/IMG]

[nivek]

Can we let this incredibly dumb thread die already?

[Fizzadar]

[QUOTE=only;28637288]Bitches don't know 'bout my VIM

[img_thumb]http://i.imgur.com/zpooR.png[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]

How can you code with that highlighting...