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    What web hosting services to use?

    Yes, I said iPage. I didn't know about iFast, but I'll investigate. I've always wanted to contract a reseller program so that I can offer hosting to my clients besides my web development services. Thanks for the information!
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    Knockout.js

    Knockout is a great framework. It uses updated standars and you get a lot of boilerplate code. I also recommend Ember.js, is a relative new framework that get updated weekly and is a lot easier to use than most frameworks.
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    Dreamweaver any good?

    I don't recommend you to use Dreamweaver. Nowadays is seen as a beginner program. Take a look to Sublime Text 2, is one of the best text editors for web development. It has code highlight for a lot of languages and you can install a lot of plugins to enhance your experience using it.
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    HTML5 Game Development Tutorials

    Hi everybody! I found some really useful tutorials if you want to use your current web development skills for game development: http://www.enfew.com/top-10-must-read-html5-game-development-tutorials/ HTML5 is quickly becoming the standar for web development, so better learn to use it quickly.
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    Is it worth it to learn PHP OOP?

    With OOP you get the can use some frameworks that implement it and give you a lot of boilerplate code so that you don't need to code everyhting from the ground up. Code Igniter is one of them. But teh best part is that with OOP you can re-use a lot of classes.
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    Html5

    Yes, you can embed video, audio and even make videogames. You can search for "cut the rope" on the Chrome We Store, it's a game made completely using HTML5. Also, you can sopport all mobile browers, something that you can't do using flash.
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    How long did it take you to learn CSS?

    CSS is really complex to get used to if you make responsive websites, but you can always used boilerplate code, you don't have to program everything from the ground up. Take a look to some of the CSS frameworks out there: Bootstrap, LESS, SASS. You will ask yourself what have you being doing...
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    What web hosting services to use?

    I'm using iPage for some of my websites and it haven't had any problems with them. You can also pay a year upfront and you get a free domain name. I've also used Hostgator and it is one of the most famous hostings out there.
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    Guys, what do you think of Bootstrap

    Bootstrap is a relative new framework made by people from Twitter. It gives you a lot of boilerplate code and templates so that you don't need to code everything from the ground up. It also implements responsive design and some workarounds for some of the problems old browsers have. Have any of...
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    Why learn Jquery

    If you are going to learn only one framework/library, it have to be jQuery. Also, there's the new jQuery mobile which has a lot of functions to make websites adapted to mobile devices. If you are afraid that your server it's going to have more files to fetch, you can always use the direct link...
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    Html5

    Yes, they said it will be ready next year, but there are a lot of implementations that can be used right know. Especially the doctype, it's just: <doctype HTML> For me the best part is that you can embed video without having to use third-party plugins. Although, there are currently issues with...
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    Hello! New coder here

    Hi everybody! I'm a web developer and translator. I hope we can help each other and learn together. I've been coding using HTML5, Javascript and CSS and I'm actually learning Python and Java.
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