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roslindale

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  • Birthday 11/17/1970

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  1. Thanks for taking the time to respond Alfie! Yes, HTML and CSS are the way to go. I've actually been using them for a long time. They are basically my foundation for web design. I am trying expand my skills and it seems lots of site are built with web frameworks like Drupal, Joolma, Wordpress, etc. I've never built a database drive site, so I am trying to figure out where to begin.
  2. hi, Thanks to killersites for this terrific forum. I was a Network Engineer for 12 years and left the industry last year. I just moved into web development and have been working with a graphic designer. Basically he designs the site, makes the images in Photoshop and then I put them together in Dreamweaver CS5. Nothing fancy. I am trying to improve my skills and understanding of the web landscape. The infinite technologies are making my head spin--ASP, PHP, CMS, AJAX etc. Short of building an ecommerce site, I can't even understand how they are used (most of the sites I have done are just static informational sites) Can anyone give me any advice on moving to more dynamic, data driven design & development skills? For example, what combination of tools you use to bring it all together (Dreamweaver, Drupal, MySQL). I have no mentors to learn from like I did when I worked in the corporate world, so I could really use some help. Jon Cullen
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