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Antonio Montalvo
10,549 PointsCan anybody give some input about how to create a "login" access for a website?
As far as I know the subject of login and sign up to access a website content has not been covered by treehouse. I would love to get some feedback on what the code looks like.
3 Answers
Marcus Parsons
15,719 PointsHi Antonio,
For a login system, you want to learn a backend language such as PHP, Ruby, Python, etc. in addition to learning HTML/CSS/JavaScript so that you can write to a database, do user validation, etc.
Antonio Montalvo
10,549 PointsThank you Marcus. Which would you recommend. PHP, RUBY OR PYTHON
Antonio Montalvo
10,549 PointsThanks again
Marcus Parsons
15,719 PointsAnytime, man!
Antonio Montalvo
10,549 PointsAntonio Montalvo
10,549 PointsSorry Marcus. I have not been clear enough. I have already learned about HTML/CSS/JavaScript/JQuery. I'm not sure what language should I tackle now. Your feedback is welcome!
Marcus Parsons
15,719 PointsMarcus Parsons
15,719 PointsThere are lots of jobs out there for any popular backend language you choose. I've used PHP a lot and really like it; I find that the syntax for PHP is very similar to JavaScript making it easier to code for me personally. Ruby and Python are also very popular. Maybe your best bet is to just pick a language, start learning it, and if you don't like it or can't understand it, go to another language. The choice is up to you, my friend.