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Enlighten · Jan 14, 2014

Hello, I'm Zach, 16 years old.
I recently decided that I need to start learning how to code. But I'm kinda stuck on where to start. I've did a few lessons on Codeacademy but I'm not sure if I'm learning correctly. Any sites you recommend or anything?

Benden · Jan 14, 2014

Depends on which languages you want to learn.

Enlighten · Jan 14, 2014

Canadian said:
Depends on which languages you want to learn.

Well, I've never coded in my life, before. I just wanna start learning any useful language.

TesoMayn · Jan 14, 2014

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Then start with something basic, slowly working to something more advance, then go to a lightweight framework (CodeIgniter or Zend), and then a full stack framework (Laravel or FuelPHP)

BIOS · Jan 14, 2014

Start with HTML to get used to it first then choose where you want to go from there, I personally went straight to PHP & MySQL since I hate doing CSS.

Enlighten · Jan 14, 2014

Wait so, PHP firstly, then the next link, followed by the next?

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Nehalem · Jan 14, 2014

I would recommend you to learn HTML and CSS before you start with PHP, since it would be rather difficult for you to work with PHP without any knowledge about at least two of the basic coding languages.

And if you want to develop servers, start with C, C# and/or Java.

BIOS · Jan 14, 2014

Elephunk said:
Wait so, PHP firstly, then the next link, followed by the next?

HTML is the easiest, learn PHP after that if you're wanting to move to server sided scripting or if you're more interested in building programs and software rather than web applications then look at something like C, Java, Ruby, Python.

Enlighten · Jan 14, 2014

Nehalem said:
I would recommend you to learn HTML and CSS before you start with PHP, since it would be rather difficult for you to work with PHP without any knowledge about at least two of the basic coding languages.

And if you want to develop servers, start with C, C# and/or Java.

zGeo said:
HTML is the easiest, learn PHP after that if you're wanting to move to server sided scripting or if you're more interested in building programs and software rather than web applications then look at something like C, Java, Ruby, Python.

Well, I'm sort of a Habbotard, atm. But when I head into college, I wanna figure out more of what I should do?

BIOS · Jan 14, 2014

Elephunk said:
Well, I'm sort of a Habbotard, atm. But when I head into college, I wanna figure out more of what I should do?

Well, are you more interesting in building websites or software?

Nehalem · Jan 14, 2014

Elephunk said:
Well, I'm sort of a Habbotard, atm. But when I head into college, I wanna figure out more of what I should do?

You should really ask yourself this simple question: what do I want to do?

Instead of just learning randomly unnecessary things, you could just only learn what you need to know.

Enlighten · Jan 14, 2014

zGeo said:
Well, are you more interesting in building websites or software?

Nehalem said:
You should really ask yourself this simple question: what do I want to do?

Instead of just learning randomly unnecessary things, you could just only learn what you need to know.

Softwares sound quite hard to code. So probably Websiting.

Nehalem · Jan 14, 2014

Elephunk said:
Softwares sound quite hard to code. So probably Websiting.

I were thinking of something a bit more specific.

BIOS · Jan 14, 2014

Elephunk said:
Softwares sound quite hard to code. So probably Websiting.

Sometimes they can both be hard, just got to find your preferences and what languages you enjoy coding the most.

Enlighten · Jan 14, 2014

Hmm, fella's I'm not too sure. I guess I'll just stick to HTML and CSS or whatever.

Nehalem · Jan 14, 2014

Elephunk said:
Hmm, fella's I'm not too sure. I guess I'll just stick to HTML and CSS or whatever.

Yeah that would be great. You should try to make your own portfolio or just a blog template, to get started.

Enlighten · Jan 14, 2014

HTML:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <head>
        <title></title>
    </head>
    <body>
    <form>
    <input type='text' name='whats up?' value='whats up?'>
    <input type='text' name='nothing.' value='nothing.'
    <input type='radio'>Yes
    <input type='radio'>No
    <p> NBA Teams. </p>
    <input type='checkbox' checked>Cheese
    <input type='checkbox'>Cow
    <input type='checkbox'>Rooster
    <input type ='submit'.
   
   
    </form>

    <textarea></textarea>
    </body>
</html>

Just made this. :[]

Nehalem · Jan 14, 2014

Elephunk said:

HTML:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <head>
        <title></title>
    </head>
    <body>
    <form>
    <input type='text' name='whats up?' value='whats up?'>
    <input type='text' name='nothing.' value='nothing.'
    <input type='radio'>Yes
    <input type='radio'>No
    <p> NBA Teams. </p>
    <input type='checkbox' checked>Cheese
    <input type='checkbox'>Cow
    <input type='checkbox'>Rooster
    <input type ='submit'.
   
   
    </form>

    <textarea></textarea>
    </body>
</html>

Just made this. :[]

You wrote a . (dot) instead of a > at the last input

Keep practising!

Enlighten · Jan 14, 2014

Nehalem said:
You wrote a . (dot) instead of a > at the last input
Keep practising!

I will,

And, yeah I noticed now.

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