help, find place to learn

[bmw.enthu]

i want to learn about web developer, where free place i can get to know
basically ?
thank you, I really appreciate your participation

 

[blogzandstuff]

i want to learn about web developer, where free place i can get to know
basically ?
thank you, I really appreciate your participation

Youtube, lots of trading videos on there

 

[bmw.enthu]

Youtube, lots of trading videos on there

thanks, maybe you have any suggestions other than youtube like codecademy

 

[blogzandstuff]

thanks, maybe you have any suggestions other than youtube like codecademy

Udemy, worth a look

 

[rimvy]

freecodecamp

 

[bmw.enthu]

Udemy, worth a look

freecodecamp

niceee
Different places may give different experiences in learning
thanks bro

 

[Ordo Ab Chao]

i want to learn about web developer, where free place i can get to know
basically ?
thank you, I really appreciate your participation

I recommend the following course on Udemy:
'Ultimate Web Developer Course Build 10 Websites from Scratch'

 

[bmw.enthu]

I recommend the following course on Udemy:
'Ultimate Web Developer Course Build 10 Websites from Scratch'

thanks, I appreciate your suggestion. maybe i will see the plus minus of one of them and find the comfortable with me

 

[RINOO]

There is shitton of free guides and after all it all comes down to what you want to do/learn but I would go with freecodecamp or the odin project. The most important in the end is action, code, code , code. Good luck

 

[Dilshad saifi]

You can use codecademy.com to learn all type of programming

 

[pasdoy]

here https://www.tutorialspoint.com/html/index.htm

 

[pasdoy]

html is a first step. Then you will want to do more and more and you'll switch to javascript. Then you'll use nodejs. With this you can do anything. Not the most efficiently, but anything. Take small steps, give yourself some small goals like centering an image on a page, click a button and change the page. This will give you basic knowledge in a fun way. Don't think you will bank in the next months and don't put the bar too high on your first project. You don't have to release it. At the same time you'll learn the ecosystem, IDE, servers, databases, APIs, etc.

 

[Froz3nz]

Google is your friend, there are plenty of websites where to start learning programming.
freecodecamp.com sololearn.com codeacademy.com udemy.com
And a lot of free resources on youtube!

 

[UstaUser]

Lots of awesome videos on Udemy, give it a try.

 

[markmueller]

Whereever you choose to go, start with HTML first, then CSS, after that some Javascript and if you can do that good, you can move further into developing with a language which matches you best.