Andy Haskell
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What are your favorite tricks, techniques, and apps for starting to learn an area of tech you’re completely new to?
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I'm like am octopus with a sponge for a brain. When I started to learn coding basics(HTML, CSS, JS)I did it in a unique way. I heard about HTML editors first by my internet provider(gnn), they offered free web space for a website and I wanted to give it a try. I opened the HTML editor and eventually discovered you could manually edit the code. When I saw the code I was like no way(mind you this was back in the 90's). Thus began my journey.
I use NOTEPAD++ or ATOM to write code. As far as learning, hmmm, there are several ways to go, free learn coding sites, apps for Android/iPhone, even chatrooms for coding, etc. I'm learning coding on freecodecamp.org . For me I learn by doing, that works best for me.
A couple apps new to me are, snippets.me and node.js . I also am interested in MongoDB and React. A few websites that may interest you are, github.com, codepen.io, repl.it, carbonmade.com and krop.com
Happy Coding,
Prince Alarming
Lots of Googling which at times can be overwhelming when you get back thousands of results.
If is something I plan on using, youtube, maybe download a book, then try small examples of what I want to use it for. There's no trick really just like learning anything else.