Hi guys, I am a freshmen from college who majors in Physics. Even though my course is not aligned with coding, i really want to learn it hoping i can make my own website in the future. Do you have any list on where i can get coding courses for free? and suggestions on where should i start first.
My suggestion to where you start first is here :
https://roadmap.sh/full-stack
Having a good roadmap and knowing the steps is crucial (at least for the initial part until you have better understanding of how things work), or you'll end up overwhelmed by many topics, many technologies, languages, and frameworks.
This website gives a good detailed roadmap alongside some resources, all organized in a good way, and not only for web dev, but for virtually everything in programming and tech.
As for the resources, the best resource to learn is the one you have at hand right now. Do yourself a favor and never hop between different resources and courses, take one resource and get done with it before moving on to the next thing.
If I'm to suggest, I'd say; Go check the roadmaps, have an idea about the whole thing, start by reading the few topics to have a good starting idea, pick a resource of the roadmap for the first thing (w3schools will make for good introductory reads, freecodecamp is one good and totally free resource). Follow along freecodecamp HTML/CSS/JS courses, BUILD SOMETHING even if it's the silliest of things, you've to practice and use your newly acquired knowledge and put it into action, when you're facing any problem or bug google it, better not use AI when you're just begining. Once you're comfortable writing html/css, and have a good idea what javascript is and how to write basic code, it'll be easy for you to follow along the roadmap on your own, and know how and where to find good resources, and what exactly you need to know.
Hope this helps, best of luck!
