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The first thing you need to sort out is which server-side language you want to use: PHP or ASP (.NET).
I'll
tell you right now that in the web world of today, there are more
applications or CMS's (Content Management Systems) developed in PHP
than in ASP, so you might want to start learning that language first.
The
next thing you need is for your hosting provider to set you up with a
MySQL database so you can store all your information in there.
So now you have all that. Where do you begin?
Start
with simple things like writing a form and sending the information
gathered to the database and then getting your information from your
database onto a web page.
Those two things are what you will likely be using the most in every web applications you create.
Next
step: find something you want to create, whether it's an administration
section, a blog system or a shopping cart. Pick one and run with it.
In the PHP section of Webforumz we have great stickies that can help you get started with PHP and MySQL.
Good luck and most of all ... HAVE FUN!
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