Hello everyone! Recently egistrated to Armor Games and this is my first post. But I'm not unfamiliar with ArmorGames, usually I cruise around the website and play some flash games. ^^ Anyhow, I've been using GM7 now and then and not really become good at it or got an big interest due I haven't had anyone to help me or to "keep me company".
I know some basics though and I'm wondering if someone here is interested in making a project? I haven't really found my thing yet in Music, Art, and programming, but I'll probably find that out.
umm well u can add my msn if you want i reckon im pretty gewd with it (soupinwoot@hotmail.com here's the game i'm working on at them moment... well i stop and start but still.... http://www.yoyogames.com/games/128462-pacmans-frustration-land-v1
Hey Manny, I'm 13 too, and I was wondering, do you have to look online to learn this stuff, a library, or some sort of class? Just wondering, because I want to learn code and don't know where I can learn.
Hey Manny, I'm 13 too, and I was wondering, do you have to look online to learn this stuff, a library, or some sort of class? Just wondering, because I want to learn code and don't know where I can learn.
13 years old, Knows HTML, ActionScript 3.0, XHTML, CSS, the basics of C. Learning: PHP, MySQL, JavaScript. Aims to learn: Python, C++, C#.
Now now, Manny, remain humble.
do you have to look online to learn this stuff, a library
Depends. If you just want to see all the key examples of code then go for online documentation, otherwise I'd always go for a good old printed copy. They do have the downside of being out of date (but most online documentation isn't updated either), what they do do is they tell you a lot of alternative methods, many things that you won't find on the internet and go into great detail about why and how things work.
and this tutorial after doing HTML to do XHTML.
*rolls eyes* You don't have to use a w3 tutorial to learn XHTML, just remember make your code look neat and add backslashes in opening tags and taadaa you have XHTML.
Flash=games HTML=websites
Not really. The bare-bones of your website is going to be HTML code but most of the time, the majority is barewords and most designs are done in CSS and JS.
Not really. The bare-bones of your website is going to be HTML code but most of the time, the majority is barewords and most designs are done in CSS and JS.[/quote]
Ok,
First of all, I know, in fact it pretty much has to be CSS or sothing else, the Strict DTD does not allow <b></b> tags or <i></i> tags or any non-CSS visual stuff. Secondly, HTML with style attributes or <style></style> tags is generally low quality.
HTML 5 is most likely going to become a big part of gaming on the web due to not having to have plug ins and it being more open source and web standard friendly.
First of all, I know, in fact it pretty much has to be CSS or sothing else, the Strict DTD does not allow <b></b> tags or <i></i> tags or any non-CSS visual stuff. Secondly, HTML with style attributes or <style></style> tags is generally low quality.
I'm glad you finally understand that your previous website was a disaster in that area. Too bad you did make your own website instead of just using a wordpress theme.
You should find or borrow a book on web design. It might seem useless but some of the rules of design are good also a color wheel or some sort could make it easier to get the colors to complement each other.
