i want to know which languages & software use to develop a website?
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HTML and CSS are basic languages you will need. Also some - very - basic PHP.\n\nFor software try a HTML editor  like Dreamweaver and Wordpress as a Content Manager
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I use Adobe/Macromedia Dreamweaver 8. It does static and Dynamic web pages. You can download a free trial version from their web site and they have tutorials on line to help you learn the program.\n\nAlso w3schools have good tutorials on html php sql mysql and heaps else.
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Go for Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express 2005. U will get the whole software free (Licenced edition) from microsoft site. Enough to create web pages that is professional. Anyway if u r developing and deploying sites as a buisiness check microsoft licence agreement (EULA) for approved usage terms.\n\nIf u r looking for a light weight one. either u can ignore vast capabilities of above and use only HTML pages or use Microsft Frontpage. All these equally support drag-n drop features and a WYSIWYG interfaces. U can get free lessons on VWD Express and starter tutorial if u register it(again free)
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Are you looking at those languages specifically or any scripting language to build dynamic webpages with?  If the latter I would recommend starting with PHP.  It is easier to learn and it is free.  Most webhosts offer it and there are tons of tutorials out there.  If you want to just try it out on your computer, I'd recommend XAMPP.  It is a working version of Apache, Mysql, PHP and Perl all together in one easy-to-install package.  I keep a copy on my USB drive so I can do my development anywhere.
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There are several languages you could use. PHP in my opinion is best. You could also try cgi/perl, python, asp, ColdFusion, and others. \n\nThere is also software that you could use to create your own website like that.  Try with the link provided here:\n\nhttp://php.resourceindex.com/Complete_Scripts/Website_Promotion/Link_Exchanges/
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There are plenty of languages that can be used for client-side scripting - Python is one. However, you can't rely on it being installed on the user's computer - really, the only one you know will be there is Javascript.\n\nThat is, unless you know with certainty what system your users will be on - eg on an office Intranet, where you know all your users are using IE on Windows, you could use VBScript. Most of the time though this won't be the case so stick to Javascript.
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To be honest, the language is more or less irrelevant - any modern language will be able to support any of the features you want. it's much more important to make sure you have a defined set of requirements for your site, and that you are confident of the developers' ability. To a certain extent, the choice of language may be determined by your choice of developers - if the company you are most impressed by (and offer the best deal) have expertise in a certain language, that should be the one to go for.\n\nIf you're really concerned about the language, options include ASP.NET, which is Microsoft's product and therefore unlikely to go away any time soon; or open source alternatives like PHP, or one of the newer web frameworks like Django (based on Python) or Ruby on Rails, which is getting a lot of publicity at the moment.
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First, let me clarify.  Some have said Javascript or VBScript.  These are client-side programming languages, in other words, they run on the viewer's computer.  They are very limited in what they can do.\n\nPHP, Java, VB, and ASP are all server-side.  That means they create html code dynamically and then send it to the viewer's computer.  It can include Javascript and VBscript along with the HTML.\n\nFor server-side languages, I prefer PHP hands down.  Nearly all dynamic sites require using a database, and PHP has native functions built in for handling database results.  PHP was designed for web site design from the start and with PHP 5 has become truly object-oriented.  It runs faster than Java, and is cross platform (unlike ASP, which only runs on Windows OS).\n\nIt is also open-source (read free).
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To make your own website u can use HTML,Dreamweaver (For Graphics) aand any laguage like advance java or ASP.net if you want any submission of form etc if you don't have this requirements then you can simply make your websie with the use of HTML and Dreamweaver.\n\nAfter making these all you can contact any company who can asign you domain with wich you can launch your site but this require some money\n\nFor free search on Google there are sites which launches you site for free but for limited time \n\nOr if you want that only your friends see then go to Yahoo 360 make your site online and invite different people to share your site .
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The most fundamental language you must know is html <hyper text mark-up language>\nIt's the basic code you need. You can create a good-looking webpage only by using html.\n\nWhile html shows you how to 'create' something for your page, CSS(Cascading Style Sheet) tells the computer how to 'show' your page in a fancy, professional looking page.\n\nThe other language that is frequently used bay web developer is javascript. It displays text boxes, buttons, tells computer how to response distinct command, stc.\n\nIf you have already known html, you can practice more by using notepad or another plain text editor, so you'll get used to be a  professional web developer. But if you feel you don't know that much, you can use Dreamweaver or Microsoft Frontpage to do so.\n\nHope those help.\n\nGood luck!\n(would you please tell me if you've become advanced developer, so I can ask you some questions)
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Install Linux. Study Apache and HTML. If you want more sophiscated websites, learn CSS, Flash, PHP, and MySQL.
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Your website host must support a server-side scripting language like PHP, and also MySQL. I'm a web developer, may be I can help you out, tell me what and how you want it.
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first you must design your web site bye Microsoft front page or other software, or make HTML, PHP,asp code.\nsecond: get Host and Domain in server. host is space in web for your file and website and domain is your ID in web. for example "www.yahoo.com"\nlast Upload your file in Host.\nyour website is ready!
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the simple answer would be Web Programming Language that get processed in Server and served to the Client (browser), and can be use to create a dynamic content website
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The best one to start with would be HTML
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PHP is good if you only want DYNAMICS, but when you are talking of Business Logics and Web based Applications then you must opt for ASP.NET or JSP/Servlets
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for normal website\n\ndrupal\nmambo\njoomla\nmk portal\n\nfor blog \n\nwordpress