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fishfillet
02-26-2004, 04:43 AM
this site really rocks, ang galing nga mga gumawa kung sino man kayo.
pero mga bro, suggestion lang... wag na ninyo ilagay pa ung golden web award kasi bogus naman ung award na un eh.
try ninyong inominate dun ang isang napakapanget na website and ull be surprised na mananalo pa rin siya... so kung ako sa inyo alisin na ninyo ung link nila kasi this site is way out of their league.
believe me, nasubukan ko na po sa site ko sa www.gerona.gov.ph
more power sa inyo!
BenLopez
02-26-2004, 07:25 AM
Maganda rin po yung sa inyo.
May mga community services pa. Sana ganito rin dito in the future :)
So inalis ba ninyo yung link ng golden web awards ninyo? :)
RainMan
02-27-2004, 01:35 AM
I agree with fishfillet.
Dapat ikkatenen diay nay goldenwebaward nga link.
Everybody knows met nga napintas daytoy nga site so saanen nga kasapulan didiay.
fishfillet
02-27-2004, 03:25 AM
Maganda rin po yung sa inyo.
May mga community services pa. Sana ganito rin dito in the future :)
So inalis ba ninyo yung link ng golden web awards ninyo? :)
salamat sa papuri sa aming simpleng site na ginawa ng isang taong di man lang marunong bumasa ng HTML.. ako po un! h hehee
yep, inalis ko na ung link ng golden egg, err, web pala kasi kalokohan lang siya.
within this year baka magkaroon na rin ung site namin ng online database of real property and civil registry.... hopefully.
pero sa design at functionality talaga, bilib ako dito sa site na ito. ala akong masabi!
balang araw sana kasing galing ko rin ung mga gumawa nito... pero matagal pa un :)
FlushedMX
02-27-2004, 09:37 AM
Ok ka fishfillet, humble.
Sabi nila, humility is a virtue.
Welcome to Ilocos :)
fishfillet
02-27-2004, 10:57 AM
adu nga salamat kinyayo amin apo!
sa tutoo lang, i grew up with an Ilocano grandpa and a Campampangan grandma kaya i ended up as a Tagalog dahil common language namin sa bahay.
Un po kasing bayan namin sa Gerona, mas marami Ilocano dun kc nasa northern portion na siya ng Tarlac Province.
ammok mit lang ag-ilokano, bassit lang.
more power ilocano brothers!
Welcome to Ilocos fishfillet!
The Gerona, Tarlac website is excellent. "Feature-rich! I think that's what they call it :lol:
[Unknown]
02-28-2004, 01:30 AM
adu nga salamat kinyayo amin apo!
sa tutoo lang, i grew up with an Ilocano grandpa and a Campampangan grandma kaya i ended up as a Tagalog dahil common language namin sa bahay.
Un po kasing bayan namin sa Gerona, mas marami Ilocano dun kc nasa northern portion na siya ng Tarlac Province.
ammok mit lang ag-ilokano, bassit lang.
more power ilocano brothers!
If you stick around long enough you'll be able to hone your iluko :)
Anyway, inalis na yung golden egg - napalitan na :lol:
Thanks fishfillet for joining INOL :wink:
[Unknown]
02-28-2004, 01:38 AM
salamat sa papuri sa aming simpleng site na ginawa ng isang taong di man lang marunong bumasa ng HTML.. ako po un! h hehee
yep, inalis ko na ung link ng golden egg, err, web pala kasi kalokohan lang siya.
within this year baka magkaroon na rin ung site namin ng online database of real property and civil registry.... hopefully.
pero sa design at functionality talaga, bilib ako dito sa site na ito. ala akong masabi!
balang araw sana kasing galing ko rin ung mga gumawa nito... pero matagal pa un :)
Thanks to the power of php-nuke (INOL's engine code).
Don't you just love open source? :lol:
fishfillet
02-28-2004, 02:57 AM
open source is what the internet should stand for... sayang nga lang at di ko pa napag-aralan masyado (AB Social Sciences ang natapos ko eh!). i am planning to enroll nga this month for PHP classes.
baka sakaling matuto kahit konti lang.
medyo familiar na rin pala ako sa PHP-Nuke kc i tried to use it noon pero i got mired dahil di ko nga kabisado... but i still love PHP, in fact halos lhat ng interactive features namin sa site eh PHP-based na di ko man lang maintindihan. he he he!
ill be here most of the time!
ErRoL
02-28-2004, 05:41 PM
So which orogramming language is more powerful? PHP? ASP?
Ayyong
02-28-2004, 10:10 PM
letra "o" ti napindot mo errol imbes nga "p" :lol:
Anya kadi aya ti nalak-laka nga sur-suruen nga programming language?
PHP, ASP, HTML, C++, VBasic? ta agsur-suru ak man met bareng di pay naladaw ti amin? :lol:
fishfillet
03-01-2004, 03:23 AM
syempre HTML bro.. dun ka muna magsimula.
tapos kapag ok na, try VBasic tapos lundag ka na ng PHP at ASP.
well, at least un ang alam ko kc HTML pa lang alam ko eh :)
Cali_Man
03-01-2004, 05:01 AM
HTML is not a programming language. It's just a text file with the .htm or .html extension.
PHP is the preffered programmning language (server-side) of most webmasters. ASP comes in distant second.
BenLopez
03-02-2004, 08:48 AM
html tips please? :)
letra "o" ti napindot mo errol imbes nga "p" :lol:
Anya kadi aya ti nalak-laka nga sur-suruen nga programming language?
PHP, ASP, HTML, C++, VBasic? ta agsur-suru ak man met bareng di pay naladaw ti amin? :lol:
This is what I can say:
If we want to learn the basics of programming, we'd start with Visual Basic. It's the easiest and almost the GUI is predefined for you. Visual Basic is a Microsoft product, meaning it is not really platform independent. It is an OOP (object-oriented prgamming language). Application created from this IDE usually runs in Windows. C++ is another object-oriented programming language that gets you into a higher level of programming. You can basically create your own operating system from here.
ASP (Active Server Pages) is a web programming language that works on the server-side (if you have Windows OS and running IIS with FrontPage Extensions). ASP usually uses VBScript arguments. PHP (PHP Hypertext Preprocessor) is another great open source web/application programming language design primarily to work best with Unix/Linux, Apache web server. PHP is kinda like C++ in structure, but easier than it. PHP is server-side.
HTML should not be hard to learn. I don't consider it as a programming language, because it is just a formatted text. If you know the basic parameters to create an HTML files, you are good to go. However, you can embed programming scripts within html codes such as VBScripts and JavaScripts.
My advice. If you want to create Software Application, start with VB, then move on to C++. If you want Web Application, start learning HTML, then move up to learn PHP! (If you already know C++, then PHP should be a piece of cake).
juVans
04-21-2005, 02:04 AM
Kalakaan ti HTML.
Inka agsign-up ta MSN a umuna, sakanto agaramid ti username mo ken password. Malpas ti sumagmamano a segundos, nalpasen ti adu a rikrikititos.
Gurayka, HOTMAIL gayam ta ibagbagak! LOLZ.
trish
07-12-2005, 09:00 AM
syempre HTML bro.. dun ka muna magsimula.
tapos kapag ok na, try VBasic tapos lundag ka na ng PHP at ASP.
well, at least un ang alam ko kc HTML pa lang alam ko eh :)
ei fish...musta na? :P
Myrna
07-12-2005, 09:50 PM
letra "o" ti napindot mo errol imbes nga "p" :lol:
Anya kadi aya ti nalak-laka nga sur-suruen nga programming language?
PHP, ASP, HTML, C++, VBasic? ta agsur-suru ak man met bareng di pay naladaw ti amin? :lol:
This is what I can say:
If we want to learn the basics of programming, we'd start with Visual Basic. It's the easiest and almost the GUI is predefined for you. Visual Basic is a Microsoft product, meaning it is not really platform independent. It is an OOP (object-oriented prgamming language). Application created from this IDE usually runs in Windows. C++ is another object-oriented programming language that gets you into a higher level of programming. You can basically create your own operating system from here.
ASP (Active Server Pages) is a web programming language that works on the server-side (if you have Windows OS and running IIS with FrontPage Extensions). ASP usually uses VBScript arguments. PHP (PHP Hypertext Preprocessor) is another great open source web/application programming language design primarily to work best with Unix/Linux, Apache web server. PHP is kinda like C++ in structure, but easier than it. PHP is server-side.
HTML should not be hard to learn. I don't consider it as a programming language, because it is just a formatted text. If you know the basic parameters to create an HTML files, you are good to go. However, you can embed programming scripts within html codes such as VBScripts and JavaScripts.
My advice. If you want to create Software Application, start with VB, then move on to C++. If you want Web Application, start learning HTML, then move up to learn PHP! (If you already know C++, then PHP should be a piece of cake).
MHTS thanks for sharing...I am learning slowly.....and all the things you said works :wink:
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