Need a coder quote

[NobodysHero]

We already have the site installed. It's not a matter of installing it. We have it, for the most part, up and running as far as vanilla Mysidia can get. And have even updated the CSS on our own. What we need is a coder to help make the site our own. MystFell as it stands is in a beta run. I know a bit of HTML, Javascript, and CSS, but not enough to code this on my own. And the programmer friend that's helping us is only able to do the minimum right now. So, we need someone who can focus more on what we want/need to make our site awesome. Aesthetically and otherwise.

So, yes. We need a programmer and a designer. ^.^ I've been working with HoF off and on, but again, I don't know enough to be efficient in it. Plan on going back to school for it, but can't afford it yet.

[IntoRain]

Originally Posted by NobodysHero

I know a bit of HTML, Java, and CSS, but not enough to code this on my own.

Just a side-note, that is probably important if you are going to hire programmers or even become programmer yourself: Java is not Javascript. Since you mentioned html and css, I assume you meant Javascript. If you knew java, you'd understand mysidia's code well enough to modify it xD

Since you mentioned learning it yourself. Mysidia's coded in PHP, so that's the language you need to learn to program it. HTML and CSS are what structure the page and style it. Javascript is used to interact with the pages real time on the user's side.
Taking one of those small courses online for html and css would teach you enough of those languages. Learning PHP, I can't really tell you how it would go for you. Some people pick up programming rather fast, others take a long time to get it. Since it's for something you love, maybe the online tutorials wouldn't go that bad.

[NobodysHero]

Yeah, sorry. Not a morning person. Dog woke me up and my partner kinna flashbombed me with this page. XD I know what the page is coded with and I'm teaching myself some of it. Been on this forum more than a handful of times finding the lil add-ons people have offered. All the modifications on my site were done by me. So, I do know a decent bit. Just been years since I've been in the programming game, kind of lost sight of it all. Internet has changed a lot in 13 years. ^.^ Knew DOS as a kid, knew HTML through middle and high school, so... PHP shouldn't be so bad. I typically pick up on things. Still would like to hire someone who's actually good at all of it and has been around it this whole time to put my puzzle pieces together.