Hey Where Can I learn To program?

14 years ago

Thenewboston.com

Codecademy.com

W3schools.com

Code.google. com

Tutsplus.com

There are tons more but those should keep you busy for awhile.

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Mrsurprise

14 years ago

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harvez16 14 years ago

Doesn't matter whether it's easy or hard, I just want to learn it. But thanks guys.
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VirtuaSoft

14 years ago

Here you go : Let me google that for you

I can extract on the half price of php and html books if you are interested let me know

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Jubu

14 years ago

you could try this out codeyear.com. It sends you a new lesson each week.

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shantanu

14 years ago

If you are really interested in learning the programming then my advice is that u must purchase some refrence books completely based on programming and learn from it whenever you need without harming your precious eyes by spending lots of hours in front of pc screen, because from the books person learn much faster than online websites and from books you will get lots of multiple choice question answers with their coplete method with a single and focused answer.

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harvez16

14 years ago

So what are the most important things to learn in programming php/html/css/javascript?

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mmrumii

14 years ago

I'm also like programming. Recently I visited W3shcools(.)com
It's awesome for tutorial. You can definitely try this.
Hope you'll feel glad.

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PaulCook

14 years ago

w3schools is a must if you are learning online!
I suggest you learn html/css there, and find some tutor or courses if you are interested in next stage of programming ( PHP, JavaScript, MySql ... ) Because it's a whole different story when you are reading online, and when someone is teaching you!
You can download books, but you cannot download teacher

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Nifty62

14 years ago

Originally Posted by PaulCook

w3schools is a must if you are learning online!
I suggest you learn html/css there, and find some tutor or courses if you are interested in next stage of programming ( PHP, JavaScript, MySql ... ) Because it's a whole different story when you are reading online, and when someone is teaching you!
You can download books, but you cannot download teacher

One thing I just had to point out, and keep in mind I'm not claiming to be an expert, but I found this site online and it had some pretty interesting info about w3schools.

It's w3fools dot com. Give it a look, it points out numerous mistakes in what w3schools has on their site that they have yet to fix.

I'm not saying don't use w3schools, I'm just putting it out there.

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try_hard_samurai

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Nifty62

It's w3fools dot com. Give it a look, it points out numerous mistakes in what w3schools has on their site that they have yet to fix.

I'm not saying don't use w3schools, I'm just putting it out there.

Good point. The MDN (Mozilla Developer Network) has a metric ton of resources plus a growing learning community. Mozilla is the also the creator of the Firefox web browser, so they have a lot of pull in the web standards community.

Just Google MDN and you'll find the site! The only thing that sucks about them is that they don't have the interactive lessons that W3 has (yet), but there reference mats are top notch.

As some of the others mentioned, Codecademy is great and they are expanding to other web languages like Python and Ruby.

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PaulCook

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Nifty62

One thing I just had to point out, and keep in mind I'm not claiming to be an expert, but I found this site online and it had some pretty interesting info about w3schools.

It's w3fools dot com. Give it a look, it points out numerous mistakes in what w3schools has on their site that they have yet to fix.

I'm not saying don't use w3schools, I'm just putting it out there.

I took a look at w3fools. Not sure what to say. I learnt html and css from w3schools, tizag, and a lot of practice. Everything I learnt was correct and in w3 standard, but it was 3 years ago so they might have changed

But I believe that for html and css which are basics in web programming they can't go wrong :/

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Nifty62

14 years ago

phpacademy is a great site for learning php, javascript, and some html/css. Keep in mind that it's .org and not .com.

I'm not allowed to post links yet, otherwise I would have posted the whole thing.

Good luck!

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antac

Banned 14 years ago

W3schools is always best platform ever.
Definitely you should try this site. you can find out every tutorial as you want easily.

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harvez16

14 years ago

So far I have started learning at the codeacademy.com, they are quite good at teaching me so far, they are quite interactive and helpful.

The only problem sometimes, is that if I don't know the answer there is only a hint & I don't know how to do it properly, if it's a tough one.

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mcygnet

14 years ago

Hello..
There are many of on line web programming available but among them as per my view W3school.com is very good one...

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Earnie Boyd

14 years ago

Web programming, start with the basics of HTML, CSS and Javascript. Then branch into PHP to learn to create those dynamically.

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harvez16 14 years ago

Thanks Earnie, that was helpful I have just started with html/css/javascript so I'm on the right track at least.
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YemTv

14 years ago

in my view w3schools in best to learn programming.

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antac

Banned 14 years ago

W3shcools(.)com is a great platform for learning anything.
You can find out any tutorials as you want from one place.

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JayWiz

14 years ago

There are many online sources:
- Tutsplus
- Lynda
- w3schools

You need to setup local server to learn better and test your code locally, this is much faster than using online site.

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edward2011

14 years ago

W3school dot com is the best way.

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chadha

14 years ago

i recommend this site . up.biz . this institute is India's good .

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TheApex

14 years ago

W3Schools or Tizag, both have pretty good PHP tutorials. You may also want to learn html/css, to make the design of your site.

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wayfarer

14 years ago

You could always try college. Otherwise, if you've never programmed before, you're better off just hiring someone. Most people who you'll hire have either gone to school or else devoted years of their lives to programming.

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shantanu

14 years ago

Some Basics To Learn Programming

1. Look at the Example Code

2. Don't Just Read Example Code--Execute It

3. Write your Own Code as Soon as Possible

4. Learn to Use a Debugger

5. Seek out More Sources

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eXthus

14 years ago

I don't think anyones mentioned this yet: learnable.com - it's $17 per month but it's great, they have courses set out in hour - 2 hour lessons. Each lesson has videos presented by the course teacher, tutorials, and example code for you to work with on each lesson. They have courses for dozens of programming languages. I'm 34% of the way through the JavaScript course and it's working well!

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