#learn coding

[blackjackkent]

Offering Free Software/Web Dev Tutoring Sessions on Twitch Stream Once a Month!

OK, the people have spoken! There was a definite expression of interest in coding tutoring when I floated a vague post about it towards the coding side of Tumblr, which was very exciting to see! I am really excited about helping teach new people in the industry, and I conveniently have a Twitch stream where I do lots of coding stuff on Sundays. Seems like these two things go well together! :D

Here's the deal:

For right now, I will allocate the first Sunday of every month on my coding stream to tutoring! This will be two slots of an hour each, one from 11am-12pm Central Time and one from 12pm-1pm Central Time. (Depending on interest, there may be more slots in the future as well. :) ) If you are interested in requesting a slot for tutoring, please fill out this form!

This is a pay-what-you-can offering, and if I offer you a live tutoring slot it will be at no charge! However, I welcome donations to whatever degree you can afford them, after the session, to help keep my stream and other projects going.

Submitting this form does not guarantee I will give you a tutoring session, as some subjects are more conducive to demonstrating on stream than others and some may be too far outside of my expertise for me to be helpful. However, I will try to at least reach out to you and provide some helpful resources if I have any to offer. 

If you don't want direct tutoring on stream (or even if you do!), feel free to stop by my Discord server at https://discord.gg/k4gDad5, where we talk about coding, gaming, and plenty of other nerdy stuff! :) Everyone's welcome, just don't be a jerk. ;)

I'll be posting more about this in the future depending on the response I get. Feel free to hit me up with questions if I can clarify anything. :)

Finally - this is a bit of an experiment; I've never tried this before so I will also be learning as I go. :) Suggestions/feedback appreciated.

Thanks for your interest and good luck in your coding adventures!

[starberryjournal]

time not showing up & i'm sadly taking a pause🩷

i have been focus on this that i don't know anymore what's wrong 😭😭 I follow everything the tutorial show

i don't wanna focus on this anymore I GIVE UP!!!!!!!

I want to focus on something else on my website, but this stops me!! I wanna make a gallery and I still haven't started it. I really did love this idea sadly I'm not experienced enough in javascript. But if anyone in the community knows how i can make this.

like i want the song that is playing to be border and have an image that shows that it playing (like in the picture). I just want all the song name to show up and the playing song to be border in hot pink.

I can't really lol I'm taking a pause 😭😭😭 I try everything but somehow it just doesn't work so I'm taking a pause and gonna focus on other stuff 🤗🤗

[izicodes]

Do you have any tips for those, who just started? I know the basics of a few languages, but not enough to understand a lot and be able to make a valid project. I know people say 'just start', but where do I start if I don't know enough? Of course I've done a few small projects, but I wanna move on to something bigger, just don't know what exactly I should start with.

Also, if you know the Harvard computer science course that's posted on YouTube, is it any good and worth the watch?

Hiya 💗

I have a link on my pinned post that’s called “how to start coding” you can check that out for more help, also the “masterpost” link is there for all coding resources I have on my blog: LINK

And the Harvard Computer Science course videos are very good for the foundations! I would later add more resources to learn better and in-depth if needed!

Good luck! 🙋🏾‍♀️💗

⤷ ♡ my shop ○ my mini website ○ pinned ○ navigation ♡

[boldcoder]

"Everyone should learn how to code, because it teaches you how to think” – Steve Jobs.

[burrowkit]

To add some more resources (without links, sorry)

W3Schools: can give a lot of quick tutorials. They don’t always explain the whys. But they also have great resources / references

Wordpress: a blog site, but also can have different pages. Also free. Can be used to play around. You can also use Wordpress (their I hosted version, can’t remember the official name) to make your own customized version

Drupal: I think this is another content management site (cms) thing (I think that’s the name). Can also be customized like Wordpress.

Weebly / Wix / other sites like that: can be great for click and drag learning of building sites to draw your interest.

Scratch: yes, already mentioned. But it used to be a bit like YouTube but not when I first started using it. It’s also click and drag programming, but it’s kind of cool. And you can “download” someone else’s “code” (project) and remix/edit it if you want to learn.

Mindstorms Robots: so, maybe more for those in junior high and high school, but FIRST has competitions for kids/teens to build robots and compete. The junior high level (approx grades 4/5-9, it’s more by age and I can’t remember the age range) uses the Lego mindstorms robots to compete on a map to complete different missions. There’s also a project. You do have to prove you built and programmed the bot. And you need to prove you can work in a team, but it’s super cool. And before anyone asks, it’s not just a USA thing! They do hold a world’s competition. Seriously, check out YouTube for this, it’s pretty cool!

Angular / React / Vue / Next.js, etc.: different frameworks for making websites. They should all have tutorials, which is super cool.

YouTube: they have a lot of tutorials and crash courses!

Udemy: another great resource (not free) to learn about coding in general

Something I learned in school for web devs-

HTML makes up the bones of a website.

CSS makes up the skin, hair, etc. Basically, what makes it pretty.

JavaScript (not Java, that’s a whole other argument) makes the site do things. Yes, HTML can do things too, but JavaScript can get into a lot of cool things too.

Also, check your local libraries. Many will have some great resources or even places you can learn stuff for free. And let’s be honest, who doesn’t want to learn cool stuff for free?

please learn how to code

like, if you're bored today, and not doing anything,

learn a little bit of coding please

[codewithtls]

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[hkthatgffan]

ALEX PLEASE! I CAN'T TAKE HANDLE THIS MUCH BABY BILL CONTENT IN ONE YEAR! 😭🥺

"These horrible wretched babies birthed from the pen of Emmy Cicierega."

[maibeloved]

Guess who is back in their gravity falls phase! (After it being dormant for almost a decade!)

[blackjackkent]

No coding stream tomorrow or gaming stream on Monday as I am traveling for work. Back to a normal schedule for a while after that though.

A reminder that if you're interested in getting a free programming tutoring session from me to please fill out this form and let me know!

See you all when I get back.

[starberryjournal]

javascript must be against me because why every time half the time my code never works 😭😭 I follow one tutorial and then when I need to add stuff to it. that's when javascript stopped working for me 😭😭😔

[a-curious-studyblr]

Just found a p good coding app! I've tried codeacademy and udemy but idk just struggle to stay focused on PC at the moment. Thought I'd try a random app called Programming Hub and it's actually really decent for a beginner and good at explaining the absolute basics !!

[boldcoder]

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[tradermade]

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[geniecrawl]

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[coding-for-begineers]

Coding Confidence: My Journey with Hello Coding's Digital Membership

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