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Quamrul; I recommend attending your local community college and applying for classes. You can always download XAMPP and start on your local machine and flex your eyes, ears and brain. Youtube provides an abundant amount of tutorials and you can visit your library or a book store. You won't figure it out in a month but you should start somewhere and take your time. Absorb all the knowledge but don't overload and expect to understand it. Start with running demo boards on your local machine, reading CISCO books and more.
 
Hi Quamrul, happy to know that you want to be web developer.

All I can suggest is you start from the basic HTML & CSS > PHP > JAVA > CMS.

Internet have all the resources.

Good luck with your journey!
 
Have you checked on Freelancer.com too, I find affordable developers from freelancer.com.
 
I recommend starting with your own project. Working on your own website is good for a few reasons, it allows you to practice and get better because you want your own projects to be perfect.

I don't recommend starting with cms's like wordpress because you wanna know that you have a good base in XHTML, CSS, JavaScript and maybe PHP. Because these systems can break and you need to be able to read markup and code to fix it.

That's my advice, start with the basics, get strong inthat and then you can cut down your production time by using a cms's.
 
Don't be a "web" developer. There's too many of us, as it is.

Really, learning the *skills* to /code a website/ is different than becoming /a-web-developer/. It's pertinent and relevant to learn if you're enhancing existing skills like design, or business-savvy. But, alone, it is not something I would encourage anyone to start trying to be a professional in 2013.

Creating a website is no longer a novelty.

If you want to be a valuable developer professionally, meet with professionals, and see what tools they are lacking or wish they had if the Fairy Godmother came up and gave it to them (things like Genetify). It all comes down to money. And right now, there's lots of money in data. If you can work with/create tools that influence that data, it doesn't matter if your CSS comes before Tables. Good luck!
 
I try to refrain from posting in threads like this because they are typically one-hit-wonder sink holes, but anyway.

For anyone that is serious about wanting to learn web development phoenix.edu actually has a pretty good online program you can take. It's not a full degree program, but is designed to get you most of the knowledge you need. Of course then they want you to enroll to take the rest of the basic classes and get an actual degree. I doubt anyone here is interested in a degree to so part on Garth.

Online web design and programming program.

Thank me later
 
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Do certifications on those aspects. Look up various certifications based on website devleoping..research and talk to instructors of the providers on what you need and want to do with the skills. They will put you in the right place and give you good advice on what certs are the best to take. Do it even if you dont want to get a certification. If you want to self learn you can try codeacademy or just register for specific part time courses in colleges or online courses.
 
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