Coder Probs

I figured it would be nice to build a web server of some kind because honestly most of the posts you will read on here will have to do with the web. Although I am familiar with several different languages, and know C++ and Java to name a couple, my favorite languages are PHP , HTML , JavaScript and CSS . Just get to it already! When I started out, I was very overwhelmed at the instructions I found on the internet regarding building a web server. And it appeared to me that the majority of these directions came from people that were more than likely Linux pros. (I bring up Linux because that is what I wanted to use. Not only does i appear to be the way of choice by most, but it is imao  more robust and reliable the other OSs and it is free.) It was nice that I was being told to run enmod to fix my PHP problem, but how do I do that? LAMP servers are kinda old school, and I think going the way of the Dinosaur. However, a LAMP server is easy to build, and a great place to start ...

Because 'a new beginning' just makes too much sense. Aren't all beginnings new? That's like saying the 'the wet water' or 'the hot heat'. I'm taking a stand! Actually, this isn't very new to me but it is another beginning. In a past life, I was a web developer. I decided to pick it back up after 10 years. It's so exciting now, with HTML5, CSS3, React, Angular, and all that other stuff that wasn't around before. So let me introduce myself. I am Dave Butte. I decided to start this blog as a way to keep me in the loop. I figured if I am to keep a blog, I will have to continue learning in order to blog about anything useful. I am particularly good with HTML, CSS, and PHP. But my hope is to expand my knowledge of coding and learn some new things. I'm sure listening to me babble is not  the reason you came here. So after that quick introduction, I'll just say "hi, I'm happy to be here. I hope you enjoy it, as well". ...