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Whenever I see one of these free books or websites, I say "Oh boy! I'm finally going to sit down and learn how to code/build websites/etc." I start but after a
by DTV 11y ago
Whenever I see one of these free books or websites, I say "Oh boy! I'm finally going to sit down and learn how to code/build websites/etc." I start but after a while I begin to slow down and ultimately stop.
I want to learn to code but every guide and how-to I read tells me to start with a different programming language and I never know who to trust.
- farresito 11y agoWell, that is true when there are several languages that overlap (for example, you might want to do some server stuff and you find that there is C++, Java, C#, etc.); however, if you are trying to learn the web, then you definitely need to learn HTML and CSS, since those are the only languages available that do the thing they are good at. If you are trying to build websites, then that's the way to go.