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DrChill (558)   Link to this post
Is there anyway I can make meh own site? like (ex.) hello.mysite.world ?
Bazzy (4116)   Link to this post
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.

chrisname wrote:
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http://www.google.com/intl/xx-hacker/
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chrisname (2551)   Link to this post
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)   Link to this post
But how do people get things like (ex.)bla.mysite.bleh?
chrisname (2551)   Link to this post
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_name_registrar
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Website
NGen (233)   Link to this post
Yes my brother programs in something called "gamemaker" if it could be called programming, you have a drag and drop interface the only typing you have to do is number (drag var to screen call it "var" type 1) it has low power, runs only in windows, and you get no .exe you get a .gmk or something like it.

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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