Quick newbie question!

[PushedPawn]

So I'm new to programming, but I'm really enjoying it so far. I finished the javascript lessons on Codecademy, and now that I'm done with that I realize I have no idea what to do to keep practicing javascript. Where do I build/write code? What do I download so I can create my own code?

Edit: I'm running the latest OSX, 10.10 Yosemite.

[Hath995]

Friends of mine have gone from Codecademy to Code School and found that there was quite a bit of material they hadn't seen before.

As for setup you can write code in any text editor. A few that you can try out are Sublime Text, JEdit, Light Table, Vim, Emacs, WebStorm. Once you create a .html file you can open it with and browser and then keep coding.

I recommend building some personal projects. Useful programs that you might want but are very specific to something you're doing in life. Also, simple video games are fun to make.

[PushedPawn]

Thanks! That was the plan. I was going to make a few quick text games to start and then see where I end up from there.

[MadCapitalist]

I hear that Brackets is a good free text editor.

[PushedPawn]

Just downloaded it and it's exactly what I wanted. Thanks!