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I'm new to coding in general. Any tips?

For quite some time now I've been really interested in learning how to code. Now that I found Sololearn, it's almost a dream come true. I've already completed the HTML course and have started CSS. Both seem easy, I just have to practice. Does anyone have any tips on ways to study/practice that you found helpful for you? Anything will be much appreciated.

7th Jan 2019, 7:09 PM
goob
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At beginning, try this : "My Blog Project" Template in Sololearn HTML course https://code.sololearn.com/WS1l4514JQAx/?ref=app Later, try these: 10 Javascript Mini-Projects by Mitali https://code.sololearn.com/W0jt01Ob69QG/?ref=app
8th Jan 2019, 12:49 AM
Gordon
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Don't just study - write code everyday, applying what you are learning!
7th Jan 2019, 7:12 PM
HonFu
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Sololearn got literally very basic stuffs. Since you are learning html and css , learn html and css from javatpoint webpage.... and practice in sololearn May your skills get developed
7th Jan 2019, 7:21 PM
Mohammed Suhail
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Just start with somthing basic And then try something harder see other ones' codes outputs try them on your own Or make something creative or something new or make a webpage about yourself
7th Jan 2019, 7:26 PM
Sahil Bhakat
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Practice is key 🗝. It’s important to make sure you apply what you learn. Looking at code that someone else has done (a trustable source) can help you progress a lot quicker sometimes as well. Just make sure that you are being honest to yourself and not just copying code. Look at others for inspiration and techniques and apply it in your own unique and creative way. “Re-building” apps/webpages that already exist or that many beginners have already done is good practice too since there is much online support for help. (Using Inspect on your browser for html and css will help for web design) Overall, just have fun with what you’re doing, and continue to look for sources that are more advanced than you (whether a person you know or someone online, etc.), and keep practicing!
7th Jan 2019, 8:28 PM
25tunez
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