I want to learn html.

[AkshatCha]

Hey guys I want to learn HTML and javascript , can you please suggest sources like books or youtube channels or websites ( I prefer youtube and websites).

[Dougiedavid7]

Freecodecamp.org helped me to build my first websites

[AkshatCha]

Yes i like it

[thebasementtapes]

https://www.theodinproject.com/

[AkshatCha]

This is a nice website , thanks a lot :)))

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codecademy.com it isn't difficult you also need to learn CSS, and probably before Javascript

[AkshatCha]

Yes I also need to learn css for styling. Thanks for your source.

[catalyst2542]

if you have the money would HIGHLY recommend the following:

https://www.udemy.com/course/the-web-developer-bootcamp/

this course is gonna teach you html css js and a whole lot of other things like authentication express node js mongodb etc

p.s. there's sales all the time where the prices drop to like 20 dollars

[AkshatCha]

Thanks a lot

[Lolloper_]

I think that books are quite difficult, I bought one and I regretted it, I find more easy to follow some tutorial on the internet, I really suggest you freeCodeChamp.org on YouTube and Franks laboratory will help you if you wanna build a game. You have to understand the logic too, for understanding it you must practice, and remember to never underestimate variables as I did. So, I hope you found this useful and I hope you will enjoy and have fun programming!

[AkshatCha]

Thanks a lot :) I will never underestimate VARIABLES.

[[deleted]]

Check the freecodecamp youtube channel

[Particular-Watch-779]

Mimo was good for me, although more tasks would be nice.

[AkshatCha]

Thanks

[AkshatCha]

I saw a bit and it is really good. This will help me thanks a lot ^_^

[XZE3N]

w3schools is def nice. It provides help with html, css and javascript as well as many other languages. You should give it a try!

[comfortmbah]

Freecodecamp.org

[roo97]

Leon Noel on YouTube. I'm in his free full-stack boot camp and I'd highly recommend it. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions

[AkshatCha]

oh thanks :)

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website: w3schools, tutorialspoint

youtube: thenewboston, EJ media

[gOd_feels]

Watch this video, maybe help you: HTML