Want to learn coding . for free?
When you're new to this Internet Marketing thing, coding is likely the last thing on your mind. Too much other stuff to learn ... WordPress, layout, landing pages, funnels, images (the list goes on and on).
Then eventually, you'll probably begin with come elementary coding. This is the super easy stuff that takes hardly more than a '<' or a '>'. :-)
But eventually, you just may want to dig a little deeper. The question is, where do you start?
Well, like lots of other things in the multi-verse of the web, you can learn coding for free.
Here are two links - check them out and if learning to code is on your "to-do" list, then this just may be your jackpot. :-)
I would love to hear if you plan to learn coding using one of these resources and if so, which one.
And remember ... you can do this!
God Bless!
~Cathy
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Thank you Cathy. I was thinking about taking a class, but this may be just the ticket. I think I tried code academy once, but think the timing was off or I got stuck and quit....anyway, giving freecodecamp a try! Thanks so much!
You're welcome, Robin! I would love to know what you think about freecodecamp. Will you post your experience for us?
Hi, VonnieOh!
I'm checking them both out right now. I was so excited to have found them until I just had to tell everybody here at WA.
Let's keep in touch so we can go over the pros and cons of each. Who knows? Maybe we can post a review about them down the road. :-)
Great idea! I would love to learn CSS to be able to tweak the design on my site. It's so frustrating having to ask for help all the time.
I have learned some coding over the past several months. It makes doing some things on your website very very easy. It can also screw something up very very easily. For front-end website building, I suggest learning HTML and CSS to start.
Good point. it's good we know everything we can about how to maneuver so we can be successful.
For newbies who are learning, I hope this will help:
HTML is a markup language for describing web documents (web pages).
CSS describes how HTML elements are to be displayed on screen, paper, or in other media.
And you are right - we need to be careful not to screw something up. I think it's a good idea to copy and paste the original code into Notebook. I do this every time, having learned the hard way.
You seem very knowledgeable and I would love to hear how you keep things straight when working with this stuff. :-) Many thanks for your response! :-)
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Another great site that offers lessons and then gives your practice coding scenarios is https://www.w3schools.com/. It is free and they teach HTML, CSS, Java, Web Building, XML, SQL, etc. I've used this site several times for my own site.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing another source ... I'll add them to my bookmarks! :-)