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JavaScript Never coded before
- Thread starter Vbyrne
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JavaScript or just coding in general? If it's the latter, the best way to start is by looking through tutorials on YouTube. Cliche, but it really does help.
So, let's catch you up on the basics. These will give you a pretty good idea as to what all of this "stands for".
CSS - The language describing the presentation of Web pages, including color, layout, and fonts.
HTML - The language used to structure a Web page and its content.
And yes, there is a way to review code once you've written it. I recommend the Linux Terminal (https://cocalc.com/doc/terminal.html), since its one I favor and personally adore.
Need more help? There are a number of sites to help you get your boost.
dream.in.code
code.org
codecademy.com
Happy coding!
So, let's catch you up on the basics. These will give you a pretty good idea as to what all of this "stands for".
CSS - The language describing the presentation of Web pages, including color, layout, and fonts.
HTML - The language used to structure a Web page and its content.
And yes, there is a way to review code once you've written it. I recommend the Linux Terminal (https://cocalc.com/doc/terminal.html), since its one I favor and personally adore.
Need more help? There are a number of sites to help you get your boost.
dream.in.code
code.org
codecademy.com
Happy coding!
Hi there, Welcome to Code Forum!
As @bleachpong mentioned, YouTube, dream.in.code and codeacademy are great resources. You could also use udemy, freecodecamp etc. Again start small, don't overwhelm yourself.
Although not required, I'd recommend learning both HTML and CSS first, then learning JavaScript. But again, that's entirely up to you!
Hey and welcome, most of the time Java and HTML go hand in hand so best to learn HTML first, then i learned everything i know from W3 schools
