- Doesnt matter where you get your domain.
- Dont host through godaddy, plenty of other free hosters that are far far better.
- You say you need web software? Im guessing you arent a web developer. Set your sights far lower, you arent even ready to make a small website yet.
- Forget about social networking and sites similar to others. You dont have the skill yet to acomplish it. Furthermore, sites like facebook became what they are because in the first place, it was innovative, fresh, a new concept. Re-hashing the same concept is tiresome and will never work unless you have millions of dollars spare to compete head to head.
So in short, stop dreaming. It isnt offensive advice, it's advice you need to heed.
99 little bugs in the code, 99 bugs in the code, fix one bug, compile it again ... 101 little bugs in the code
I see that I do not write my thoughts out well and if you guys want to continue to bash me instead of provide insight, then so be it.
I have already purchased through GoDaddy.
I understand Facebook became big because of the "first" concept.
I do not want to build a Facebook but rather the features, components, functionality is what I was speaking about.
I have built webpages before but they were all static and 4 years ago.
When I mentioned software, I was speaking about something like Visual Studio 2008, Dreamweaver, regular old text editor.
I have a concept and I would like to act on it. I just never done something like this nor do I know where to start. I probably would hire a web developer eventually but like with any foundation, I would like to scoop the first shovel.
Hi. I have recently been learning web development, and would like to but my skills to test. I know Html, css, javascript and php. I would like if people good at one or more of these things would team up with me so we can work on a project of their choice. Looking forward to your replies. Hey man if you are serious abt this website of yours we can help out each other. So wht do u say.
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