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< Learning to CODE /> - AMD - 05-05-2013 Hey HackForumers! I decided to make a post about the best places to gather help on coding, if there's a language I have missed out or feel you have a better link then please post below, or alternatively private message me.
HTML W3Schools How to Code HTMLGoodies Codecademy (Decent!) CSS W3Schools Codecademy Smashing Magazines CSS3 W3Schools XML W3Schools Tizag ASP.NET W3Schools CodeProject Ajax CodeProject PHP W3Schools About.com PHP.Net PHPBuddy SQL W3Schools Tizga About.COM Python Codecademy Perl Perl.org Interglacial Ruby Codecademy Codecademy Java Freejavaguide Wikihow Javascript W3Schools Codecademy JQuery Codecademy VB.NET How to start programming CodeProject VBCode VB6 VB6 Deitel C# CodeProject Csharp Station C++ CProgramming CPlus Delphi Delphi Basics About.com Delphi Tricks Lua Lua.org Lua-Users Icculus Changelong; 05/06/2013; Links added to Ruby. 05/06/2013; Added Java to the list. 05/05/2013; Added perl to the list. RE: < Learning to CODE /> - Cyan - 05-05-2013 Very nice man(: this will help beginners at coding and where to start(: keep it up man RE: < Learning to CODE /> - Grily - 05-05-2013 I knew about most of these website, but not all, so thank you for the share, I appreciate it
RE: < Learning to CODE /> - Judas - 05-05-2013 I used this when I first started learning Python, can definitely recommend codeacademy to anyone interested in learning! RE: < Learning to CODE /> - Grily - 05-05-2013 (05-05-2013, 02:54 PM)Pal Wrote: I used this when I first started learning Python, can definitely recommend codeacademy to anyone interested in learning! How's your Python knowledge now? Do you still use Code Academy or something else to learn? RE: < Learning to CODE /> - Judas - 05-05-2013 (05-05-2013, 03:02 PM)Grily Wrote:(05-05-2013, 02:54 PM)Pal Wrote: I used this when I first started learning Python, can definitely recommend codeacademy to anyone interested in learning! I'm fairly decent, although I don't have time to code all that often. I mostly learn by myself or look up tutorials if I can't figure something out. RE: < Learning to CODE /> - Grily - 05-05-2013 (05-05-2013, 03:05 PM)Pal Wrote:(05-05-2013, 03:02 PM)Grily Wrote:(05-05-2013, 02:54 PM)Pal Wrote: I used this when I first started learning Python, can definitely recommend codeacademy to anyone interested in learning! Alright, thanks. Maybe I'll look into the Python section @ CA once I have holidays. RE: < Learning to CODE /> - Judas - 05-05-2013 (05-05-2013, 03:07 PM)Grily Wrote:You should, everyone should know how to code!(05-05-2013, 03:05 PM)Pal Wrote:(05-05-2013, 03:02 PM)Grily Wrote: How's your Python knowledge now? Do you still use Code Academy or something else to learn? RE: < Learning to CODE /> - Grily - 05-05-2013 (05-05-2013, 03:10 PM)Pal Wrote:(05-05-2013, 03:07 PM)Grily Wrote:You should, everyone should know how to code!(05-05-2013, 03:05 PM)Pal Wrote: I'm fairly decent, although I don't have time to code all that often. I mostly learn by myself or look up tutorials if I can't figure something out. Currently I only know HTML + CSS, so I'll probably start with PHP, then Javascript, then Python. Not sure. RE: < Learning to CODE /> - Judas - 05-05-2013 (05-05-2013, 03:18 PM)Grily Wrote:You should start with Python, as it has many similarities to other coding-languages.(05-05-2013, 03:10 PM)Pal Wrote:(05-05-2013, 03:07 PM)Grily Wrote: Alright, thanks. Maybe I'll look into the Python section @ CA once I have holidays.You should, everyone should know how to code! |