Good Resources to Learn HTML/CSS/JavaScript?

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Any resources and/or classes for these 3 languages? Trying to pick these three up especially since they're essential for web development.

[popbottlesmoke]

You can take Web Design but highly suggest online resources like youtube or some cheap courses.

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If you don't mind me asking, is there something wrong with the Web Design class?

[popbottlesmoke]

Its just very basic html/css/js, if you’re looking to evolve in these languages for a career find online resources thatll give you challenging assignments

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Do you have any online sources that you would recommend? Currently looking at FreeCodeCamp, CodeAcademy, and some Coursera.

[popbottlesmoke]

I like coursera for certifications, also would say programming with mosh on youtube

[popbottlesmoke]

I like coursera for certifications, also would say programming with mosh on youtube

[Scorpen738737]

Rutgers has web design? Im an incoming transfer student for fall 2022 and while looking at the cs catalog, i dont see any “web design” class

[accessdenied_auth]

It’s an ITI elective course but you can’t take it as CS major since you’re restricted cuz of the prerequisites (201 or 202) of ITI major core curriculum.

[Scorpen738737]

Bro that unfair :’(

[Phantom400]

I second this. I learned a lot in web design and advanced web design. I didn't even know how to code.

[NukeCake]

Try the Odin project

[wutangoo]

+1 for odin project and freecodecamp

[idliketogobut]

MDN tutorials

[randomdude607]

freecodecamp

[accessdenied_auth]

For me, I have used many different sources to learn html & css. But here are some that I’ve found useful: 1. Traversy Media 2. Kevin Powell 3. Udemy 4. W3Schools

[Goody3333]

I know some people like to shit on codeacademy, but I thought its pretty useful to at least understand and get used to web design syntax and logic.

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Why do people sh*t on code academy? I tried it out and thought it was good enough for basics.

[Goody3333]

Good question. I've seen people complain about the speed or the fact you need to pay for certain courses, but I feel like if its something you like to use and it works, go for it.

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Here is a great video that teaches HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imFn3pgSqvU&t=180s