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Also, if you're going to make webapps, you'll need more then HTML, CSS, and JS. You'll need a framework (well, need being a relative word) for database storage
by thetabyte 14y ago
Also, if you're going to make webapps, you'll need more then HTML, CSS, and JS. You'll need a framework (well, need being a relative word) for database storage and the like. Many exist (Django for Python, Rails and Sinatra for Ruby, etc), but as a personal recommendation, Rails is extremely powerful and has a vibrant community. Plus, Michael Hartl's Ruby on Rails tutorial is available in HTML as a free book, and will walk you through every step of creating a web app.
- sown 14y agoThanks for that pointer. I've been messing around with Django. I figure backends seem to change but CSS3/HTML5/JS seems to be the triumvirate for the time being.