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Answer» This is the reply topic for "Webmasters Best Friends" (the draft AREA) --Zylstra Very nice start to an excellent and useful guide, Zylstra. .tk domains are AVAILABLE for free. However, it includes ads on one side. 110mb will give you MySQL, and other features, for a small fee or 50 posts on their forum. And the restriction is only on boxes 4, 5, 9 and 10. Read more. I recommend reading all of their features, TERMS and conditions before starting hosting with them or any free HOST as well - sometimes features you just assume they have are not available.Zylstra, what do you mean there's no such thing as a free domain name? There are several web hosting sites that offer this. Could you explain? We mustn't forget about html editors such as Notepad++ or Quanta. (depending on the os) Also a few links to html/css/javascript/etc. reference sites are necessary. MSDN Library - Microsoft Technical Reference for html, css, and other scripting languages w3.org is commonly linked, although I don't think it's very helpful webmonkey - Tons of good tutorials for html, css, javascript, php, flash, and more Dynamic Drive - free scripts to use in your site Also, Apache Friends - Set up an Apache, MySQL, PHP server on your own computer (easily). Either for testing before you upload, or for your actual server. Updated, thanks, michaewlewis, your information has been added I'm still working out a better format, if you could recommend a better BBC code formatting, it would be wonderfulIs this post ever going to be made into a sticky? btw, Z, what's BBC code formatting?Thanks for reminding me the topic existed (funny how things suddenly leave your mind...) http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dcsk9jfv_43hs8cwj is a preview of the most recent version, and it contains the raw BBC code that the forum would have Anyways, I think I am going to add some quick info, ask for approval (by anyone who is watching this topic to see if they think its all in line or not) and merge all replies off the topicRight then, everyone, go ahead and look and tell me what you all think (look above, don't use the Google docs link) In the final version, your replies will be split into a new topic, so you wont loose your post count or your drafting ideasHTML-Kit, a free syntax-highlighting editor that I swear by. It has a preview (IE-Rendering only), Split view, and can open pages in any browser it detects. Common tags can be inserted via editable templates found in various tabs.Quote from: michaewlewis on August 14, 2007, 09:25:44 AM Apache Friends - Set up an Apache, MySQL, PHP server on your own computer (easily). Either for testing before you upload, or for your actual server. Could we change this title to xampp instead of Apache Friends? Apache Friends is actually the url for the website where you can download xampp..... thanks oh, and the link to w3.org..... I mentioned it, hoping SOMEONE else could explain why it's recommended.... I don't think it needs to be in the list. Quote from: michaewlewis on October 10, 2007, 05:49:37 PM Quote from: michaewlewis on August 14, 2007, 09:25:44 AMXampp link name updatedApache Friends - Set up an Apache, MySQL, PHP server on your own computer (easily). Either for testing before you upload, or for your actual server. w3 has been updated, I didnt realize how I gave its description (must not have thoroughly read it) w3.org is very important, since it allows for proper standardization reference and has many tutorials Let's put a few more paid web hosts on the list.... I've used www.lunarpages.com before and they were very good to work with. 24x7 support, php, mysql, cpanel, and ftp; unlimited emails, subdomains, parked domains and mysql databases. I've also been recommending www.godaddy.com because of their popularity and they've been around a very long time. I've never actually used them, however.Quote from: michaewlewis on January 03, 2008, 09:46:55 AM Let's put a few more paid web hosts on the list....Updated I had a teacher who had used GoDaddy, its a trusted service, so I went ahead and added it Thanks for the information, MichaewlewisYou're very welcome. Regarding: http://www.bullseyefreewebhosting.com That used to be mbhosting.com, didn't it? and it was owned by Flame, of here on CH? Is it down? I've only tried on and off a few times earlier today, and it wouldn't load. Quote from: WillyW on February 12, 2008, 12:17:00 PM Regarding: http://www.bullseyefreewebhosting.comThey had a server crash.. and they are no longer going on. Removed from list |
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