[req]6k+ For A Tutor For Templates And Coding For Websites.

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    Hi. yar.

    I am asking for tutorship on making templates, and one who'll teach from basics to advanced things.
    On a note, I dislike the note-pad way of coding.
    Preferably, someone who knows at least two ways(but only does it one way).
    He could give me suggestions on which one to do based on my liking.

    I am asking for a friend, so you will be teaching him. I am supplying the credits.
     
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    Bump. v_v
     
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    i code notepad too...
     
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    Alright, I'll IM my friend about it.
    Brettley, can you show me some of your examples?
     
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    i have a myspace im in process of making right now

    myspace

    i have a portfolio that im in the middle of making too at

    my portfolio
     
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    I'm definitely considering Diversion and iPro. Please keep the offers open. =)
     
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    What programs do you use to code?
    Which way is best to code?

    Thanks.
     
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    notepad,
    hand coding is the best
     
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    BUMP.
    I'm willing to pay a LOT of credits.
     
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    I could possibly do it

    I only have 1 thing live at the moment, and it's not a very good example of my best work: http://ushomelisters.com

    I also have other stuff at : http://misterbeatty.deviantart.com
    but it isn't coded at the moment

    I'd recommend going with either iPro or Essence, but I can be a backup or something because I don't have too much free time at the moment, but I could do it if really wanted
     
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    What program do you use to code?
     
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