>don't know how to make a web site
Don't know how to make a web site
Jordan Myers
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udemy.com
twitter.com
Eli Taylor
They're just HTML documents, styled by a CSS file and then hosted on a server. It's not hard, you just have to learn.
W3 schools is a good resource.
Liam Brooks
or you can be even more lazy and go to squarespace where its just drag and drop.
Michael Evans
Apt-get python
Apt-get pip
Pip install flask
Copy paste html code
Start flask server
Done.
Elijah Smith
udemy.com
This pajeet knows what he is doing. He goes over the wrong way and the right way of doing things. Making my own sites is a breeze now.
Gabriel Phillips
What about back end tho?
>hosting db and data storage and api endpoints
How the heck do you do this?
Carter Bennett
sign up for squarespace today with promo code: gentoo
Levi Nelson
just install xampp lil nigga
Joshua Bailey
What is a 'xampp lil nigga'
Jose Watson
It used to be that simple.
Now you need to know a million frameworks to make a site people will visit.
Ethan Garcia
No idea, you should just install updog instead
Adrian Bennett
You use python, and flask, and an sql database. Port forward. DNS manager. Done.
Nicholas Barnes
I'm hesitant
Tyler Perry
That course in particular uses Firebase as back-end.
Sebastian Long
What's updog?
Nicholas Lopez
nothing much, whats up with you?
Aaron Perez
the ceiling
Adrian Cox
>no firewall
>no selinux
>no file permissions
>no domain
>no cdn
>no offsite backups
>no caching
lmao
Matthew Morris
WebPageMaker
Dominic Carter
I don't get it
Mason Nelson
wix kek
Christopher Ramirez
do you want some of my fromunda cheese?
Joshua Thompson
Install node.js
Install docker
Use kitematic until you know how to use docker yourself
Install only official mongo/postgres, redis images. These are the only databases you need to make a modern website.
Node.js is the simplest language to get started in and ecmascript/javascript is useful to learn anyway as it's being implemented everywhere.
Docker makes running servers braindead easy, and once you learn how to configure your own dockerfile, you'll be able to send your application anywhere, without having to install shit yourself.
Don't waste your time with ruby, php, or python.
Java or C# are the other languages you'd want to know for jobs, but Node.js is the easiest to get started for web dev.
Asher Perez
well fucking played brah