>Totally new here
>I want to learn coding especially html
>I also want to learn the basics
How did you start learning and which online tutorials are best?
Where do I start?
Zachary Gonzalez
Logan Butler
Put Windows into the trash and get yourself some GNU/Linux.
Lincoln Bennett
Well first of all everyone is going to tell you html isn’t coding. If you want to start with html get a book and read. Then start building a website.
Julian Baker
fpbp
Henry Powell
OP this here is actually good advice. I wouldn't have learned much if I didn't have accessible bash scripts on Linux to help me bootstrap myself.
Gavin Edwards
OP
Just tell me how to get started
I presume online tutorials would be best?
Cooper Wilson
Yeah, either that or a book
Jeremiah Cruz
Start with imagining and planning your website. Keep it as simple as possible - non-interactive text only website would be a good starting point. When that's done, start making it. If you don't know something - google it. Also, this website has a lot of good info on html w3schools.com
Christopher Parker
thanks I will check it out
Cameron Smith
Buy a book and visit freecodecamp
Matthew Gray
Yeah man, GNU/Linux and W3Schools is all you need to learn HTML, CSS and Javascript.
Andrew Turner
Ah so you wanna learn html.
Ok buddy, do you have 2 hours?
Levi James
Try this book by Oreilly, it has HTML5, CSS3, PHP, Mysql and Javascript.
Pretty much everything you need to get started.
web-algarve.com
Evan Kelly
Don't forget GNU/Linux.
James Brown
lurk
Luke Gutierrez
I need to know computing first
Noah Roberts
learn php
Jaxson Ramirez
You must be a special kind of someone??
Lucas Russell
ia802301.us.archive.org
It's a for dummies book but it should be a good enough starting point
Xavier Jenkins
This
You'll learn html anyways, you're gonna use it so often that you don't even need to "learn" it. Just do a 1 hour quick rundown.
Easton Barnes
it's true, though. if you actually did that you'd know that there's a web development general at Jow Forums.
Luis Morris
I suggest you learn HTML5+CSS3 and make applications with local storage.
Then when you learn how to design a front end, persist data, and style it, you can move on to the back end stuff.
Waste of time to learn back end when you can focus solely on front end logic.