>forget codeacademy That's a good phrase. Though it does a great job mastering you in syntax and semantics, with which you could solve trivial problems the wo

>forget codeacademy That's a good phrase. Though it does a great job mastering you in syntax and semantics, with which you could solve trivial problems the world's never going to face, real learning comes from setting up a dev environment in your machine, and diving in. Learning from mistakes best apply in learning to code, more than any other context.