If I spend 1hour everyday learning to code

[joshgarbinson]

Don't do 1 hour a day. Every week, block out an entire weekend and invest yourself fully into a project. Don't follow along some freecodecamp tutorial, you'll be learning tons of stuff without having any idea what it's for. Just look something up like "todo list in MERN" and everything you don't understand look it up on google. Try to do one full functioning project every week and gradually increase difficulty. You'll be fairly good in just 1-2 months.

 

[Jeff Vh]

Don't do 1 hour a day. Every week, block out an entire weekend and invest yourself fully into a project. Don't follow along some freecodecamp tutorial, you'll be learning tons of stuff without having any idea what it's for. Just look something up like "todo list in MERN" and everything you don't understand look it up on google. Try to do one full functioning project every week and gradually increase difficulty. You'll be fairly good in just 1-2 months.

Solid advice over here.

 

[Blue Panda]

But how are you trying to make profit from coding?
Its not like: Hey you have skills, we will have a job for you.

Im very good in coding (coding since 10 years) and still cant get a job without a master.
Everyone nowadays can code and especially pakistani/indian people and they work for like 5$ a hour or so.

 

[tubeboost]

You need to re-program your network. 1h per day is not enough. You need to invest more time.

 

[thebotmaker]

It takes about 10,000 hours practice to become an expert.

So it will take you 10,000 days or about 27 years at 1 hour per day!

Assuming the OP is currently one years old, that's not too bad...

 

[itz_styx]

HTML and CSS are not programming languages, but markup and those 2 are also much easier to learn.
you can learn HTML in a few days its super easy. CSS requires a bit more understaning, but its also not hard.
once you know both, you can move to JS which is more complicated as you have to understand functions, variables and such.
this will take you longer, but from there you can move to PHP as once you understand JS it will be easier to understand PHP.
however 1 hour is not much, maybe take a day or two each week to fully focus on learning a language.