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Web Development 101
The Odin Project
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2019–2020 · score 2.4
A free, self-paced introductory web development course from The Odin Project that walks learners through building projects, covering JavaScript basics, setting up a programming environment, and tools like git. Commenters note that its later back-end sections can be studied separately from the Ruby on Rails material.
Commenters call it a good introduction to web development and JavaScript that walks you through setting up your own environment, and recommend it for step-by-step projects and learning git.
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Recommendations by year
20192020
To get started, you should just pick a language and stick with it. Learning to think like a programmer and the logic behind coding is the most difficult thing. A lot of what you learn for one language is transferable to other languages, you just need to learn the new syntax of that language. I…
Firstly, it's nice to see IT A-Level has improved in the 18-odd years since I took (and dropped out) of it. Back in my day, the closest we got to writing code was putting formulas into Excel. It doesn't sound like you need to cover much to pass the unit though. I'd suggest going through the…
I don't know about your skills level, but I recently recommended this to the daughter of a good friend that is also engaged with web development: https://www.theodinproject.com/courses/web-development-101 It's a step-by-step guide to implement some cool and easy projects. Besides, this resource…