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Perhaps we should start making tutorials that follow that idea from PHP: start with HTML, add an extension (e.g. .eex, .erb) and make it dynamic. This would low
by giovannibonetti 4y ago
Perhaps we should start making tutorials that follow that idea from PHP: start with HTML, add an extension (e.g. .eex, .erb) and make it dynamic. This would lower the barrier for beginners.
By the way, the best HTML tutorial I found so far is Scrimba. The idea of having interactive videos where you can pause and edit the code is amazing.
- iamben 4y agoYou're right. And I'm sure they exist - just hard to find in a sea of "you'll get nowhere without knowing React" (or whatever) tutorials. Equally, half the magic is ability to see it online quickly. Cheap, basically set up free web hosting and FTP made that very easy.