How does one develop?

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How does one develop?

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How do I develop a web page? More, what's the development process(s)? What are some good development methodologies?
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Post by matthijs »

Your question is a bit vague and broad. In what context do you mean?

A normal webpage is made by opening your texteditor, and start coding away :)

Start with <html>, end with </html>

Or copy-paste one of your ready-made templates or choose one from the editor.
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  1. Bang keys
  2. Look in browser. Repeat step 1 if it doesn't look good.
  3. upload it to hosting
  4. sit back, watch money roll in.
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Post by Arawn »

What are some good development methodologies?
Get paid up front. :twisted:
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feyd wrote:
  1. Bang keys
  2. Look in browser. Repeat step 1 if it doesn't look good.
  3. upload it to hosting
  4. sit back, watch money roll in.
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Why do I see this turning into a Geico commercial? 8O
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Post by Luke »

you seem to be asking the same question over and over jellyfish :?
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I meant something like: http://www.december.com/web/develop.html, only more straightforward.
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Post by Benjamin »

I think that question needs clarification honestly.
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How do I design a car?
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Toyota Production System Principle: PDCA

Plan
Do
Check
Action

Repeat as necessary.
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Post by JellyFish »

Okay. Try this Q.: How do you guys be always begin a project? What are you first steps and processes?

I know that in game development they start out with a design document then move on to story boards.
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Post by RobertGonzalez »

That is still an enormously vague question. Are you talking about a single script? A framework? An application? A suite?

Are you talking about working in a team environment? Are you going to be working with a designer, DBA, Network Admin or Systems Admin? Is this a client job?

There are a lot of questions to answer before answering the question you asked.
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1) You decide what you want the website to do.
2) You decide what the website should look like.
3) You plan how the website does what it does.
4) You figure out how it's going to make money for you.
5) You code.
6) You waste time.
7) You code some more.
8) You re-code something entirely.
9) You get frustrated.
10) You finish (Maybe).
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Post by JellyFish »

Idk what I'm asking anymore, I have so many questions.

Basically I'd like to know how to work with a team and what a team is made up of. This probably help on my approach for a project.
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