Sure I'd learn to code again. It's literally opened so many doors in my life it's ridiculous, and gave me a far better job than I'd have gotten otherwise. As f

Sure I'd learn to code again. It's literally opened so many doors in my life it's ridiculous, and gave me a far better job than I'd have gotten otherwise. As for how I'd go about it... probably more through experience than through tutorials to be honest. My experience is that I learn far better when I've got an actual goal to achieve and learn what's needed to reach that goal, not when I try to follow a pre prescribed set of instructions to build some useless toy. I'd also tell myself that a complex/ambitious project is usually the result of many pieces of simpler, piecemeal work over time rather than something that's all planned and done in one go, and that I should learn the basics and get them working in a simpler form first rather than get discouraged I can't make my dream project right away. I suspect if I'd known that as a kid/teen, I would have coded in more than just HTML and CSS.