Hi guys,
After some advice. Wanted to start coding for awhile now with the aim to change careers too. And I also intend on starting a second degree in the autumn via distance learning. What I am worried about is that I keep flittering about with different websites that will teach me to “code”?
Basically got a list of;
- SoloLearn App.
- Udemy.com Courses
- Dev.to
- CodeAcademy
- The Odin Project
- freeCodeCamp
- w3schools.com
- Scrimba
- Pluralsight
Which would you all recommend? I want to focus. But I also won’t the best one that will help me get a job in the industry.
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I really enjoyed the Mosh Hamedani's courses on Udemy for C#. So +1 for Udemy or his site directly. However, I've heard LOADS of good things about Pluralsight, but I've never used it since I only use free resources at the moment.
Do you have a language in mind?
I’ve spend some time talking to some developers who work with my Cousins Husband. They recommend HTML5, CSS3 and then on to JavaScript and node.JS & Angular.
I want to do stuff online. And preferably free. But if I’m going to move into the industry I need proof I can do what I say I can do.
I am looking into starting a second degree in Computing and IT (Software) in October.
This is all about getting a better job in a more interesting field for me.
I highly recommend FrontEndMasters, as they are by far the best resource to learn front end development.