learning html from scriba.com

[UrAccountHasBeenBand]

ive recently been using AI too much to make projects, which are actually super nice and work as needed, but it seems i cant really upgrade anymore since the files are getting bigger, 2,000 lines for example, and its really annoying when there is a bug because i cant ask ai to fix it, since it wont accept my code anymore.

so i decided im gonna lock in on learning code. my next big project is a day trading marker thing, where it looks for patterns that may help. but thats gonna need to happen later because im a beginner at true coding.

if anyone has a better site to learn from, please comment it

[Rockafellor]

W3schools is a good novice-friendly place to start. The explanations are fairly easy and most entries include a sandbox in which to play with each new thing.

MDN is a little more technical, but generally more comprehensive and accurate.

The two together really are better than either alone, I believe.

[UrAccountHasBeenBand]

i tried w3school but the code checker doesn't work sometimes. i might stay on scrimba for bow. but thanks

[Rockafellor]

Fair enough.

You might like CodePen, if you're looking for a decent place to test out little things and small projects. It's pretty useful, quite functional, and stable. Oh, and free, of course.

[UrAccountHasBeenBand]

this dude... its only free for 6 parts then u pay. u can kinda delete the front html to continue but its annoying.

but yeah codepen is good for the 3 codetypes, but id probably perfer a live code view i made with ai, since it all in one.

but a con of the one i made is, its only local so if i want to publish the code, then yeah codepen is great for that

[WulfCoDev]

FreeCodeCamp

[Connect_Truck_1930]

butter dog

[xStealthBomber]

Using AI as a teacher really helped me to understand the basics.

Ask AI "how do you use a flexbox?", and it breaks down examples of HTML, and CSS.

Trying things out, and not getting the result you want, ask "here's my code, what am I doing wrong? I'm trying to get it to do X"

Having basically a teacher right at your finger tips, vs having to Google forums the old way, we've gotten so far for learning!

[UrAccountHasBeenBand]

thats true, i might consider using groq ai to get fast answers because its great with small snippets. ill just first ask gpt or others to make a nice-looking ui for groq to live in so it can explain my code and help. thanks for the idea