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| DrChill (558) | |
| Is there anyway I can make meh own site? like (ex.) hello.mysite.world ? | |
| Bazzy (4116) | |||
| You can go to webs to get a free website: http://www.webs.com/ Your site will look (www.)mysite.webs.com AFAIK, they don't support PHP.
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| chrisname (2551) | |
| http://000webhost.com supports PHP and is free. I had a website there where I tested out my PHP scripts. I got banned for putting something like if (mail($_subject, $_body, $_head)) or whatever in a while (true) loop... :( | |
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| DrChill (558) | |
| But how do people get things like (ex.)bla.mysite.bleh? | |
| chrisname (2551) | |
| http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_name_registrar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Website | |
| NGen (233) | ||
GameMaker is actually quite fast. It's the fact that its language is interpreted that makes it slow, although that isn't much of an excuse. The Drag & Drop interface is just to get people started with it. When you move on to the line-by-line coding, you get to use a language that is basically the same as C, except it's a bit more lax and doesn't require you to declare your variables. And you can make an EXE. There's a big button for it right on the main interface. Albeit, the minimum size is 2.2MB, GameMaker 8 shrunk that down to 1.2MB. It also has support for loading DLL's, so you can have everything done in C++ and just drawn in GameMaker. I used 000webhost once before, I didn't like it. My webpages always took forever to load, regardless of the file size, and the uploader was annoying. I use http://110mb.com now. It allows you to edit using either code or a CMS, and the uploader is pretty user friendly. I liked the Go Daddy uploader best though. | ||
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