As I learn to code, the single biggest piece of advice I can give is:
Practice EVERY SINGLE DAY DAY.
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Applies to any hobby or thing a persons trying to learn 🤙
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I’m already doing that with Cornhole.
Chat GPT has reallllyyy helped me…
consistency is key
What language are you learning Gandalf?
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Step by step 😉
Thanks for this. I'm just starting my journey and it feels daunting at times.
What are you studying at the minute?
Web development. Got the basics of HTML & CSS solidly down, now going deeper. JavaScript next.
What projects could you suggest to keep practicing on daily basis?
I’m doing freecodecamp’s web development curriculum, going through the HeadFirst HTML & CSS book, and also applying everything I learn to a project of my own (in my case, a personal website)
This is the book I read to learn JavaScript. It explains it like your a child, which is what I needed 🤣
Then I started building JavaScript games with Phaser 3, and that taught me a lot about coding. Now I know several languages and coding is my favorite game to play. I think you’ll love it.
Awesome. I’ve got this book (and head first HTML 5) in my collection already and will be working through it when I get started on JS.
The thing that helped me the most was installing Textastic on my iPhone. Android has several good JavaScript text editors too. Everyone is different, but I need to be able to code anywhere at anytime. I never use a PC.
What are you building?
Javascript fundamentals first. Then React.
Yup - going vanilla first
Excellent. Feel free to ping me, Frontend web is my thing.
Thanks TC. Love timechain calendar, fantastic work.