website programming Software

Hey follks,
now I got my website. Hosted it at one.com. I'm experiencing difficulties programming now.

I need a Software to produce my site with. I'm not able to do that with the web-creator.

I know by now

NetObjects Fusion 10


anymore suggestions?


winam

What "programming" do you need? Is this a portfolio site? A blog? A photo-sales site? Create something from scratch with Dreamweaver? Visual Studio? Eclipse? Do you need a database?

It's all been done before. Depending on the type of site you want you can try wordpress, joomla, drupal, magento, photoshelter, smugmug, zenfolio, etc. There are plenty of free or low cost options.

You've hosted at a place that sells plans for as little as $1.45/month. Don't expect too much in the way of support or server resources/bandwidth from them. Do expect your site to be slow or offline...frequently. You probably won't be able to run any CMS or blog platform there reliably.

ClickHappy wrote in post #13090255
What "programming" do you need? Is this a portfolio site? A blog? A photo-sales site? Create something from scratch with Dreamweaver? Visual Studio? Eclipse? Do you need a database?

It's all been done before. Depending on the type of site you want you can try wordpress, joomla, drupal, magento, photoshelter, smugmug, zenfolio, etc. There are plenty of free or low cost options.

You've hosted at a place that sells plans for as little as $1.45/month. Don't expect too much in the way of support or server resources/bandwidth from them. Do expect your site to be slow or offline...frequently. You probably won't be able to run any CMS or blog platform there reliably.

The support is quite fast.

I use NetObjects Fusion 10 now. It's working out.

Joomla, Drupal, Wordpress (really easy), Silver Stripe, DotCms etc. (and there are many many more) are all great content management systems to start out with, then just learn php and some basic HTML/CSS.
I'd probably suggest Wordpress for beginners, it has it's limitations though, but even though it's a cms, it feels like a "software" where you can just install plugins (galleries, slideshows etc.) easily.
Joomla is pretty nice if you need more freedom.

Thanks folks. I am almost ready.