Hello programmers, it just occur to me that I need to start learning how to code if I want to add value to my society. I'm kind of confused on where to start so I just registered on freecodecamp. These were the recommended topics given to me by the site:

1)Responsive Web Design Certification (300 hours)

A)Basic HTML and HTML5
Not Passed11/28

B)Basic CSS
Not Passed0/44

C)Applied Visual Design
Not Passed0/52

D)Applied Accessibility
Not Passed0/22

E)Responsive Web Design Principles
Not Passed0/4

F)CSS Flexbox
Not Passed0/17

G)CSS Grid
Not Passed0/22

H)Responsive Web Design Projects
Not Passed0/5

2)JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification (300 hours)

3)Front End Libraries Certification (300 hours)

4)Data Visualization Certification (300 hours)

5)APIs and Microservices Certification (300 hours)

6)Information Security and Quality Assurance Certification (300 hours)

7)Coding Interview Prep (Thousands of hours of challenges)


I'm currently on Basic HTML and HTML5. I want to ask if I'm heading in the right direction? Also if you can recommend well explanatory books to match it up. Thank you.
Cc:
Seun

Javanian
lordZOUGA
kodewrita
tensazangetsu20

I can help you master HTML, CSS , bootstrap and JavaScript....if you are interested let me know.



NB. I am a final year CSC student. ..

AdaoraJoy:
I can help you master HTML, CSS , bootstrap and JavaScript....if you are interested let me know.



NB. I am a final year CSC student. ..

okay. Thank you for the kind gesture. How do I go about it? And do you recommend I continue learning from the site?

SpaceX:
okay. Thank you for the kind gesture. How do I go about it? And do you recommend I continue learning from the site?

Continue learning from the site, you can as well checkout Sololearn.com . It is free and easier to navigate and you get certified at the end of each course


I stay in Enugu for now, but if you r not in Enugu we can do it online via WhatsApp.

AdaoraJoy:


Continue learning from the site, you cab as well checkout Sololearn.com . It is free and easier to navigate and you get certified at the end of each course


I stay in Enugu for now, but if you r not in Enugu we can do it online via WhatsApp.

For free?

yanabasee1:

For free?

Nothing is free ...even in Freetown

But surely affordable

AdaoraJoy:

Nothing is free ...even in Freetown
But surely affordable

What if a nigga is broke can't you help a brother?

yanabasee1:


What if a nigga is broke can't you help a brother?

Lols ..That's why I said it is affordable. I didn't learn for free.

I can recommend online video tutorials that would go a long way

AdaoraJoy:


Lols ..That's why I said it is affordable. I didn't learn for free.

I can recommend online video tutorials that would go a long way

But still, a nigga is broke and can't sub to download videos... A nigga just need a free coaching... A nigga needs your help for free.... Desperately

SpaceX:
Hello programmers, it just occur to me that I need to start learning how to code if I want to add value to my society. I'm kind of confused on where to start so I just registered on freecodecamp. These were the recommended topics given to me by the site:

1)Responsive Web Design Certification (300 hours)

A)Basic HTML and HTML5
Not Passed11/28

B)Basic CSS
Not Passed0/44

C)Applied Visual Design
Not Passed0/52

D)Applied Accessibility
Not Passed0/22

E)Responsive Web Design Principles
Not Passed0/4

F)CSS Flexbox
Not Passed0/17

G)CSS Grid
Not Passed0/22

H)Responsive Web Design Projects
Not Passed0/5

2)JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification (300 hours)

3)Front End Libraries Certification (300 hours)

4)Data Visualization Certification (300 hours)

5)APIs and Microservices Certification (300 hours)

6)Information Security and Quality Assurance Certification (300 hours)

7)Coding Interview Prep (Thousands of hours of challenges)


I'm currently on Basic HTML and HTML5. I want to ask if I'm heading in the right direction? Also if you can recommend well explanatory books to match it up. Thank you.
Cc:
Seun

Javanian
lordZOUGA
kodewrita
tensazangetsu20

You are going through the front end route? Do you want to be a front end developer? A front end developer is responsible for making the part of a website everyone sees and can interact with. It's not the only aspect of programming. There's also app development, data science, game development, embedded systems programming etc. But stay on the track you have chosen. You have already started. Stick to it.

AdaoraJoy:


Continue learning from the site, you cab as well checkout Sololearn.com . It is free and easier to navigate and you get certified at the end of each course


I stay in Enugu for now, but if you r not in Enugu we can do it online via WhatsApp.

Thanks a lot.

tensazangetsu20:


You are going through the front end route? Do you want to be a front end developer? A front end developer is responsible for making the part of a website everyone sees and can interact with. It's not the only aspect of programming. There's also app development, data science, game development, embedded systems programming etc. But stay on the track you have chosen. You have already started. Stick to it.

okay. Thank you. I appreciate.

yanabasee1:



What if a nigga is broke can't you help a brother?

Don't pay for anything !!!!


instead use your money for internet,

There are several free resources online.

freecodecamp is really good. finish it first .

AdaoraJoy:


Lols ..That's why I said it is affordable. I didn't learn for free.

I can recommend online video tutorials that would go a long way

Hello Ada. I live in Enugu too and recently started learning to code(Html&CSS) with udemy and freecodecamp. I understand the basics but need someone to practice with and sharpen my skills. It'll be nice to be under your tutelage.

sKeetz:


Hello Ada. I live in Enugu too and recently started learning to code(Html&CSS) with udemy and freecodecamp. I understand the basics but need someone to practice with and sharpen my skills. It'll be nice to be under your tutelage.

That would be nice. Where in Enugu do u stay?

AdaoraJoy:

That would be nice. Where in Enugu do u stay?

Independence layout, you?

sKeetz:


Independence layout, you?

I sent u a DM.
I await your reply

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I wonder why fellow developers who didn't choose "programming language tutoring" as a career still charge to teach aspiring devs things as simple as HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript.
C'mon this people are just starting, why not show some love by welcoming them to the community and mentoring them — they will eternally be grateful to you if they make it through your mentoring. There's more to life than just money.

AdaoraJoy:


I sent u a DM.
I await your reply

Hi Ada, hope you are good?

Did you get my mail?

sKeetz:


Hi Ada, hope you are good?

Did you get my mail?

No
Send your WhatsApp number to my e-mail.
I don't think it's safe posting phone numbers here

AdaoraJoy:


No
Send your WhatsApp number to my e-mail.
I don't think it's safe posting phone numbers here

Hi Ada, just saw this mention.... if you are still interested, here's my number Looking for a coding buddy.

J

Subscribe to my channel and thank me
Later.

Check me out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKMg2W5cApw

SpaceX:
Hello programmers, it just occur to me that I need to start learning how to code if I want to add value to my society. I'm kind of confused on where to start so I just registered on freecodecamp. These were the recommended topics given to me by the site:

1)Responsive Web Design Certification (300 hours)

A)Basic HTML and HTML5
Not Passed11/28

B)Basic CSS
Not Passed0/44

C)Applied Visual Design
Not Passed0/52

D)Applied Accessibility
Not Passed0/22

E)Responsive Web Design Principles
Not Passed0/4

F)CSS Flexbox
Not Passed0/17

G)CSS Grid
Not Passed0/22

H)Responsive Web Design Projects
Not Passed0/5

2)JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification (300 hours)

3)Front End Libraries Certification (300 hours)

4)Data Visualization Certification (300 hours)

5)APIs and Microservices Certification (300 hours)

6)Information Security and Quality Assurance Certification (300 hours)

7)Coding Interview Prep (Thousands of hours of challenges)


I'm currently on Basic HTML and HTML5. I want to ask if I'm heading in the right direction? Also if you can recommend well explanatory books to match it up. Thank you.
Cc:
Seun

Javanian
lordZOUGA
kodewrita
tensazangetsu20

I guess this is freecodecamp, judging by the curriculum. You are on the right direction bro. Do not rush things, take it gradually while you do a project on each section.

Pls, I also need to learn again, have forgotten almost all I learnt before....
Kindly help a brother

yanabasee1:




But still, a nigga is broke and can't sub to download videos... A nigga just need a free coaching... A nigga needs your help for free.... Desperately

[s]...or maybe a Nigga just don't wanna Spend a dime.[/s]

Emmyloyalty:
I wonder why fellow developers who didn't choose "programming language tutoring" as a career still charge to teach aspiring devs things as simple as HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript.
C'mon this people are just starting, why not show some love by welcoming them to the community and mentoring them — they will eternally be grateful to you if they make it through your mentoring. There's more to life than just money.

even your Able Bodied government never have empowered it's Citizens for FREE .

By the way, have turned down lots of such coaching opportunities not because I don't want them to learn BUT because it's easier and cheaper just pointing them towards what materials (which I believe would educate them more) they should learn from.

I might not be a Super Pro standing Shoulder High with Veteran Developers BUT am experienced enough AND never got there doing most things I see online these days.

Am more of a Self Taught person who rose via lots of Slow paced stages; rather than the several lots trying to become a Full Stack Idiot in less than 6-months.

The new Buzz word seems to be BootCamp (guess the word "Training" have lost it's place) yet most of their organizers can't write simple HTML without stealing glances from references BUT hey; if it pays their Bills, then it must be Good for them BUT then again, how Good is it to You ?

Some have got the Knowledge and Skills yet don't earn as much as those who don't.

My advice to you is focus on Materials (which I never had in my time) which freely are available online.

And when seeking for what route to start from e.g Web, Mobile, System, Robotics, etc; ask Google and you would be amazed at the huge amount of results you get which would even educate you much better than most of us would give you in here.

You could be searching for something and end up discovering a whole lots of others which even might change your view on things.


and stop looking for Free things, most people (if not All) on Nairaland are looking to get paid (ill)Legally.

[s]It costs less + More Reliable Seeking help via Google than Nairaland.[/s]

SpaceX:
Hello programmers, it just occur to me that I need to start learning how to code if I want to add value to my society. I'm kind of confused on where to start so I just registered on freecodecamp. These were the recommended topics given to me by the site:

1)Responsive Web Design Certification (300 hours)

A)Basic HTML and HTML5
Not Passed11/28

B)Basic CSS
Not Passed0/44

C)Applied Visual Design
Not Passed0/52

D)Applied Accessibility
Not Passed0/22

E)Responsive Web Design Principles
Not Passed0/4

F)CSS Flexbox
Not Passed0/17

G)CSS Grid
Not Passed0/22

H)Responsive Web Design Projects
Not Passed0/5

2)JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification (300 hours)

3)Front End Libraries Certification (300 hours)

4)Data Visualization Certification (300 hours)

5)APIs and Microservices Certification (300 hours)

6)Information Security and Quality Assurance Certification (300 hours)

7)Coding Interview Prep (Thousands of hours of challenges)


I'm currently on Basic HTML and HTML5. I want to ask if I'm heading in the right direction? Also if you can recommend well explanatory books to match it up. Thank you.
Cc:
Seun

Javanian
lordZOUGA
kodewrita
tensazangetsu20

You're a big FOOL