I want to jump into the world of programming.

Question

So my question is that how much time will it take to be master of html

Answer 1

master of html?I ain't master of html!
nobody is!

Answer 2

I think it can take week or two depending on how much time you have on your hands.
Learn basics of CSS and HTML from some course and then quickly jump to writing your own projects.
Then:
- Learn how to use CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Materialize (those two are most popular, I also recommend Bulma - it's my latest discovery I fell in love with) Both have great documentation so you don't have to do any course, just use them to write your site.
- Learn SASS or LESS - they make writing CSS much faster and your code - much smaller. Choose one (I personally recommend SASS but I know some people like LESS more) and learn from documentation how to use it. Again - don't do any courses if you want to learn fast. Just read docs and practice what you learn.
- Learning many advanced HTML tags is often a waste of time. Most people just write JavaScript for advanced stuff. Just learn HTML so much that you can write professional looking design and start learning JS (and after you learn basics then also learn React - it's JS framework for building interactive websites)
- Learning CSS tricks is really fun - learn some new CSS tricks from time to time

You don't have to be a master of HTML to build great websites. Remember that programming languages are constantly changing. Today's HTML is fifth big version! Even if you master HTML now, in few years there may come HTML6 and you will no longer be the master. So don't master programming languages - just write your own projects and be open to using new technologies to make final product better. There are tons of languages, frameworks and other great tools to try out and that's what makes programming so exciting. Don't stick to one language! :-)

Answer 3

@Paulina Hi) I wait 2 challenges in Python)
Are its free html, CSS, JS ide, frameworks you say?

Do u hear Dreamwiever ? (it's a commercial app)

Answer 4

IDE is not a framework, it's programming editor. I usually don't recommend working in IDE to people (although there are some good IDEs) In my workplace I often see that programmers who use complex editors tend to make many mistakes because they use functions their IDE give them without thinking. For that reason I always encourage people to choose simple editors like Atom. You can write in any language in it without being distracted by thousands of functions.
I don't really have any opinion about Dreamweaver. It's Windows/Mac only app, so I couldn't give it a try even if I wanted to.

Answer 5

i mean wantvto learn html full basics to advance