| Web 2.0 websites? What tutorial could i learn how to develop user friendly or created content? tags, profiles?

Web 2.0 websites? What tutorial could i learn how to develop user friendly or created content? tags, profiles?

Ncarolina K asked:


What would i need to do to learn how to apply more user created content on my website? I would like comments, tags for photos, user profiles they can customize, and other active content that could upload from a database. I am more a designer than developer, but more interested as I study advancements in internet technologies. Should i start with PHP, AJAX, or something else? Please help and a link would be great as well, thanx!

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2 Responses to “Web 2.0 websites? What tutorial could i learn how to develop user friendly or created content? tags, profiles?”

  1. Daniel B on June 8th, 2009 8:45 pm

    PHP would be a good place to start. You will probably also need a database, so if you are using PHP, MySQL would be a good choice for that. If you want to give the user a “richer” experience you can then move into using Javascript on the client side and AJAX to communicate back to the server.

  2. Curiosity Media on June 11th, 2009 1:31 pm

    PHP is great because it’s free. Facebook was created with PHP. It would also be good if you were a good analytical thinker, and already have experience designing code.

    I’ve known people who did not even have a background in computer science, but became pretty good with coding. The thing is it took them a while to really get to the point where they were pretty good.

    Also if you wanted to create a web 2.0 site, with little coding experience, than you better hit the books for a few years. And make a really good blue print of the site, because things can get pretty chaotic if you aren’t careful.