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u/arcoiris_san · 2 pointsr/webdevelopment

Well, I'm in the process of learning as well! So, from what I've read, knowing HTML, CSS, and Javascript are the main things that you need to know to create a basic website. :) The other languages you can pick up depending on the kind of features you want your site to have are PHP, SQL, and jQuery.

If you're interested in picking up a reference book, I suggest this one:

Web Coding & Development All-In-One

It covers the basics of what you need to know but I suggest looking into other resources for web designs :)

Hope this can help! Good luck!