How to develop coding skills?

Question

I started learning html

Answer 1

"How to improve coding skills: 15 things you can do today" https://www.hellobonsai.com/blog/how-to-improve-coding-skills

This link may be helpful for you .your all doubts will be clear.😊

Answer 2

Wrong question and in some case also wrong “language” given that html is not a programming kanguage from some people point of views (there are discussions about that, so i wont present it as fact… it is a question of definition and not important here)…

But the answer is: SoloLearn provides good tutorials and nowadays even practice in the course… more than that it is just practice practice practice

Answer 3

Alexander Thiem Just to clarify that it's not really a POV but just a fact. The ML in HTML stands for mark-up language so there's no logic behind it. And CSS, the SS stands for style sheet which also has no logic.

emmynasouth But I second what Alexander says about practicing as well. And just.. Try to not focus too much on memorizing the syntax. Try to focus more on the purpose behind certain things and you can always easily Google syntax later on.

Answer 4

Okay thanks Alexander Thiem

Answer 5

Justice thanks also so which do I start with

Answer 6

Practice daily

Answer 7

emmynasouth You can do HTML since you can't use CSS without it.

Answer 8

“which do i start with”
On the one hand side: probably better question
On the other hand: thats why i did not clearly state that html is no programming language by definition….

But the answer is: it depends:
For websites there is basically no way around starting with:
Html for structure
Css for design
Javascript for clientside logic (recommended) and with Lybraries connection to the web-server/host
Afterwards to advance the website there are options which arent all necessary:
Php (server side logic and database connection)
Sql (Database itself)
Javascript (via Lybraries: better design, server connection,…)
Responsive web design…

If you did not settle yourself to web design I would recommend to start with some kind of C language to not be distracted by website specific aspects (atleast at the beginning)
C/C++ : my recommendation as console application to really learn the logic and style of functionial language.
Python: somehow beginner friendly, somehow confusing later on, better for small projects (my view)