how to create a website

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by xmtwer, Oct 10, 2013.

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    a website is a easy something to create , so how ?

    first you must buy a domain name , and you can choose from those domain provider companies :
    *Godaddy
    *namecheap
    *1and1

    also you mus have a server a shared webhosting server , so you can buy it or get for free ,

    so know we the special thing is what we want to put in our website , is the principale quetion ,
    such : forums , video games website , online flash games websites , chating sites , dating sites , tips forums ,.....
     
    xmtwer, Oct 10, 2013 IP
  2. MBDungo

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    select your domain name via GO DADDY, related to your product. You can also create through wordpress
     
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    Normally websites are created with programing language HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT, PHP. Do you have any experience on programing language? It is really important to create a website. Although you can also create a free website. If you are not so familiar with programming you may try this. With free website creator you can easily create a website with free templates. Which is also mobile friendly.
    Get more information: http://www.freesitecreator.com/
     
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    Best way for me to learn was by using a pre-made virtual machine which had all the developer tools I needed pre-installed.
    It's basically like having a server running alongside your regular os and you communicate with it the exact same way you would a remote server.
    It also came with full documentation.

    If this sounds like something you would like to try check out Bitnami or TurnKey virtual appliances.
     
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