I second this, Codecademy is great for getting started. Great interactive lessons, a great support community, and just the right amount of help when you need it.
It really is. It allows you to get to a level where you can teach yourself or figure things out if you need to . Like with HTML and CSS, once you know the basics, you can pretty much just look up different tags and get going in a few minutes. I only with they had more languages, like Java in the context of Android programming, and Objective-C/Swift.
I second this, Codecademy is great for getting started. Great interactive lessons, a great support community, and just the right amount of help when you need it.
Yep. I wouldn't recommend it for any experienced coder as it is incredibly repetitive, but for people just starting out, its a godsend.
It really is. It allows you to get to a level where you can teach yourself or figure things out if you need to . Like with HTML and CSS, once you know the basics, you can pretty much just look up different tags and get going in a few minutes. I only with they had more languages, like Java in the context of Android programming, and Objective-C/Swift.