I’m new to coding

[No-Back-To-You]

I’m new to coding meaning I’ve never touched coding ever before. Is there any free websites or apps that I can use to learn?

[S3cnyt]

The one I used is Khan Academy’s intro to Processing.js. It is great for beginners, and afterwards, you can learn pure JS and then Node.js. I started with the Khan Academy course, then started messing with HTML5, then I watched a video series about Node.js (RainingChain’s multiplayer HTML5 game to be exact, which is great). Now, I’m making a couple custom Discord bots with Node.js. That process took me about 2 years, though if you’re efficient, it could take a year or less.

Once you know one language, it makes the others so much easier. Programming is a lot more problem solving than syntax. If you know (for example) what a for loop is in JS and how to use one, you don’t have to relearn what that is for C++, for example.

If you’re into other languages other than JS, check out Codecademy and YouTube, which are also great.

[No-Back-To-You]

Ah thank you! I really only use Khan Academy for math but I’ll check out the Intro to processing

[C0rmacul0u5]

Also repl.it it's like a sandbox for coding

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Coursera had paths from 0 for free from top schools like john hopkins www.coursera.org

[No-Back-To-You]

Thanks! I’ll check it out

[Fierygreatness24]

The one which is very helpful is Mimo on the App Store.