Newbie question about php and javascript and html.

[jaho22]

Where i can found the non-commercial and commercial licenses of html5 javascript and php5.

I have really not never used these, only tested sometimes, but, now i want to learn more about how to be a kind of a developer with them, i am not ofcourse a computer language studied person.

[Bachstelze]

Licenses cover software, not languages. Explain more precisely what you are after.

[jaho22]

Hey, thank you for your reply.

I want to be a would it be nice to be a developer kind of a person, i want to excersise all kind of small html javascript and php programs.

I also want to show on my homepage to other people what i have created, i want my programs to be fully licensed for both non-commercial and commercial use.

[Dimarchi]

No licences are needed to write PHP, Javascript, or HTML. However, what *you* write *can* be licenced as you wish. Or leave licences totally out of picture. Most personal web pages do not have any licences. Some that do, cover only part of the stuff. You may have come across things like such and such is covered by this or that licence, or you can use this code for non-commercial or commercial purposes (or both), and the like. For example Mozilla's Developer Network ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ ) is covered by licences mentioned at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Project:Copyrights . However, if you use something somebody else has done and it has a licence, please honour the terms of licence(s).

And while speaking of MDN mentioned above, you, jaho22, seem to indicate willingness to learn. Therefore the following page should be useful for all things you mentioned apart from PHP, with the additional bonus of CSS: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/learn .

For PHP tutorial...well, there are many. Just to name one: http://php.net/manual/en/tutorial.php . If you are going to do more advanced stuff with PHP, you will eventually come across databases and SQL.. You can manage to do quite a bit without touching that subject, though.

If none of the above seem to fit your needs, just use your favourite search engine to search for tutorials in those subjects. Plenty of them around, and some may make more sense to you than others. You may consider books, too.