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If you become serious about web development (front and back-end), you'll want to focus on HTML 5 and PHP (as previously mentioned), as well as some JavaScript (just enough to do what you want your applications to do). PHP's syntax is neat. For testing out PHP (or other web programming languages, with Perl and Python remaining popular), it may be convenient for you to set up a local server. Consult the XMPP website for the most convenient solution. It's a configured server setup in a box. NB that I can vouch for immortal's recommendation of W3Schools.

I acquired an audiobook version of mine. In sparking my interest in science in general, only 'The Selfish Gene' read as a child came close. His child-like (but not childish) fascination with the world around him is inspiring. It's a book that anyone of any level of scientific education can find intrigue in. Some people just shouldn't be allowed to die.