I've been looking around alot lately at PHP and HTML. I'm currently building websites using HTML. Would PHP be better? Thanks.
I've been looking around alot lately at PHP and HTML. I'm currently building websites using HTML. Would PHP be better? Thanks.
Yes, Now I think PHP is the best, the most of website in the world using PHP in programming than use ASP or other programming language. PHP able to integrated with MySQL to database so it is easy to make the dynamic website. Also PHP able to combine with HTML programming.
It depends on the website you are planning to make. For simple pages, I'd recommend HTML.
If you want to make a complete website I suggest you to use PHP (it's easy to learn and most of hosts support it) with a MySQL database. But if you're just making a simple website, I'd recommand you to use HTML and maybe Javascript.
I think that PHP havs more opprtunites. HTML is for static web sites. PHP is prog lang HTML not at all.
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You are asking something like, "which is better, Pizza Hut or Ferrari?". Two different things.
PHP is a programming language, much like C++ or Java. HTML is just a way to format your content. A website is just text, and HTML manages to display it the way you want.
of course PHP is a must for building dynamic website
PHP is a programming language for web contents like spyros says. But i think CSS should be the one that "format your content" as Spyros said.
HTML are the basic things that made PHP and most of other web contents.
I recommend that you only use PHP only if you NEED it and if you know how to program it. Even if you want to learn a programming language for web content, you should learn asp.net.
You should continue building websites in HTML (and you should also learn and use CSS). PHP can be used for a lot of things, so it can be very useful.
For example, let's say you have a navigation bar on every page of your website. One day you decide to add a new button to it, but to do that you have to edit every single page... With PHP, you can put that navigation bar's code in just one document, and then you can kind of "insert" that one document on every page. This way, you only need to edit the one navigation bar document to make the change on every page.
Php is being used with sql when html just use with access.
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