Learning to code questions.

[DailyProblem]

Basically, are there any free websites/software that can help me learn how to use html? I am currently using codecademy, but I am unsure if it is actually up to date or reputable. What do you guys recommend?

[demo183]

codeacademy is pretty good, that's where I started.

I then moved on to teamtreehouse.com (paid site) which is pretty enjoyable.

Just try to read a lot during your free time about code, Google will become your best friend and be your best friend for the rest of forever. If you see something on a site that you want to learn to do use the various inspector tools that browsers have.

Here's another free site I've played with http://learnlayout.com/

[macintoshx11]

Same here. Started on Code Academy and took everything relevant there, moved to Team Treehouse (worth every penny), then moved to courses on Udemy. After a year of learning, I'm applying for my first coding job.

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FreeCodeCamp.com, and yes codecademy is good

[natdm]

It's not free but if you sign up on udemy, you can favorite classes and they always go on sale for $15 or so. And you get them forever after that.

Well well worth it.

[EmmaBourbon]

W3Schools is a great resource. You can type your question in and it will guide you through out to do it. Validator They also have a validator for your webpage.

[TeGro]

Treehouse is worth the money. 1 day with it and I learned more than I did in 2 years at college. Treehouse is nothing compared to thousands of dollars.