Sources to learn programming

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Hey everyone,

I have made 5-10 websites which I have sold on flippa, but each one I have had to outsource a programmer to code on wordpress for several themes I bought.

Enough is enough, I have been putting off learning to code for several years and it's about time.

Does anyone know any websites to learn to code for wordpress?
Preferably free and easy to follow.

I appreciate your time.

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On a seperate note, I have my blog which I uploaded my aweber form to, but it doesn't show in the widget box. I tried increasing the size and everything. Would you recommend I simply post the whole java (or html) code to it.
If yes, then how do I do that.
#learn #programming #sources
  • Profile picture of the author wilianto
    Have you ever learned PHP before?

    If you have learned, I recommend you to go to net.tutsplus.c*m/category/tutorials/wordpress/
    But if you haven't learned, you can learn PHP first on w3schools.c*m/php/default.asp
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  • Profile picture of the author wilianto
    I'm sorry, I used asterisk (*) because I can't post any URL until I have posted 15 posts
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  • Profile picture of the author Nochek
    Learning to alter Wordpress templates doesn't require learning to program.
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  • Profile picture of the author ernestrategos
    Not free, but hey, you get what you pay for.

    One course of study, focused, high quality, saves time and you'll know you'll be doing the right things, then you'll know by yourself what you should be learning next.

    http://www.lynda.com/WordPress-3-tutorials/creating-and-editing-custom-themes/67160-2C.html

    Godspeed.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kingfish85
      Originally Posted by ernestrategos View Post

      Not free, but hey, you get what you pay for.

      One course of study, focused, high quality, saves time and you'll know you'll be doing the right things, then you'll know by yourself what you should be learning next.

      WordPress 3 Tutorials | Creating and Editing Custom Themes

      Godspeed.
      I came here to recommend Lynda.com - there's a lot of good stuff on that site.
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  • Profile picture of the author Taniwha
    Thanks, but that seems to focus a lot of creating a theme. Would it still be useful for just editing an existing theme? (I know it says creating and EDITING, just asking)
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    • Profile picture of the author ernestrategos
      Originally Posted by Taniwha View Post

      Thanks, but that seems to focus a lot of creating a theme. Would it still be useful for just editing an existing theme? (I know it says creating and EDITING, just asking)
      Indeed, because once you know how something works, you explore the one you need to modify and you say "oh, so here is the CSS code for that background...", "so, here I can delete this link", "this is where I add some text next to my logo...", etc.

      @Kingfish85: Yes, top quality material.

      So, good luck with your learning adventure, Godspeed.
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