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... you can learn to code! Couple options: If you need something not too intensive you could go with Treehouse (http://teamtreehouse.com/ http://teamtreehouse
by carlsednaoui 13y ago
... you can learn to code!
Couple options:
If you need something not too intensive you could go with Treehouse (http://teamtreehouse.com/ http://teamtreehouse.com/) which has really good topic-specific videos and interactive quizzes.
If you can afford the money and time then go with something more intensive such as a bootcamp - I recommend Flatiron School (http://flatironschool.com/ http://flatironschool.com/). You'll learn a whole lot in 3 months.
There's also Thinkful (http://www.thinkful.com/ http://www.thinkful.com/) which has curated content, 1-1 mentorship and uses a project-based approach.
Once you have the foundation (and overcome the many frustrations and roadblocks you'll face as a beginner) you'll be way on your way, with a new and valuable skill.
Full disclaimer: I work at Thinkful
- logicallee 13y agotelling someone with an idea that they should learn to code is like telling a coder with no money that they should just get rich. I mean, sure this is possible - but this is not the way to produce a successful outcome (built idea/funded tech company) in either case!
- carlsednaoui 13y agoDid you read the cached version? (the site is now back up too) As the author mentions: "Interested in learning to code and building web apps but don’t know where to begin? Look no further..... I’ve put together this step-by-step guide that will help you through creating your very own first web app."