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I don't mean to throw you off, but you might be confusing 'simple stuff' with 'common stuff'. Things that you see in all and every application might require a b
by tamersalama 16y ago
I don't mean to throw you off, but you might be confusing 'simple stuff' with 'common stuff'. Things that you see in all and every application might require a bit of knowledge/learning (authentication, user accounts, design/css, database, hosting).
However - these things aren't rocket science.
Depending on the desired product (site, app, ...) - the choice of means and tools could differ.
Some here has suggested a CMS - and perhaps it's a good starting point. Many CMSs would allow you to get things up and running, and incrementally experiment with code.
I'd suggest a wordpress as it's one of the less-bloated CMSs to understand.
One advice is to be courageous. Experiment and repeat.
Drop me a line, perhaps I could answer few of your questions.