I'm younger myself, and I started learning with WYSIWYG html and copy+paste javascript. From there, I learned real html and css, progressing to PHP. After PHP,

I'm younger myself, and I started learning with WYSIWYG html and copy+paste javascript. From there, I learned real html and css, progressing to PHP. After PHP, I was real interested in this thing called Ruby on Rails, took me forever to even get it installed. After that, I continued to work in rails and ruby, along with php. I think if I could do it again, I'd start learning just python or ruby. A linux environment is a big plus, even if it's just a virtual machine. Javascript is a great language, and starting out with jQuery then backtracing to real javascript is a good, and instantly gratifying way to learn, you have to start somewhere.