GreatAchiever1:

Would you mind telling me the tutorial or how I can get it??

Pluralsight. check out tutorialspoint HTML5 Tutorials too.

ClassicMcGee:


Pluralsight.
check out tutorialspoint HTML5 Tutorials too.

Do you use a paid plurasight account or you got it from torrent?

CodeTemplar:
Do you use a paid plurasight account or you got it from torrent?

Check out Udacity's lessons too. They have some of the best materials available for Devops. Also, their teaching style is very beginner friendly.

I found that if you go with their lessons you will be comfortable reading Documentation and code samples without hassles - two skills that can hasten your progress beyond words.

They can be slow however but that's not a dealbreaker.

Also, the curriculum is usually curated by some of the best in the industry together with learning experts. You can expect to learn only best practices and not dirty codes.

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Check out Udacity's lessons too. They have some of the best materials available for Devops. Also, their teaching style is very beginner friendly.

I found that if you go with their lessons you will be comfortable reading Documentation and code samples without hassles - two skills that can hasten your progress beyond words.

They can be slow however but that's not a dealbreaker.

Also, the curriculum is usually curated by some of the best in the industry together with learning experts. You can expect to learn only best practices and not dirty codes.

Noted! Thanks... I think udacity uses video lectures?

ClassicMcGee:



Noted! Thanks... I think udacity uses video lectures?

Mostly Video lectures. There are some text too and reference to online documentation once in a while.

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Mostly Video lectures. There are some text too and reference to online documentation once in a while.

Are their courses affordable please?

ClassicMcGee:

Are their courses affordable please?

? ?

ClassicMcGee:


Are their courses affordable pleases?

They are free but you don't get certificates of completion.

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They are free but you don't get certificates of completion.

Cool, i already enrolled for a CSC101 nanodegree course... i think i'm being a jack of all trades, "; do you think i can master both (web & mobile development(java)) ?

ClassicMcGee:


Cool, i already enrolled for a CSC101 nanodegree course...
i think i'm being a jack of all trades,
"; do you think i can master both (web & mobile development(java)) ?

You didn't answer my pluralsight question.

CodeTemplar:
You didn't answer my pluralsight question.

sorry!
i got access through the microsoft visual studio program..

ClassicMcGee:

sorry!
i got access through the microsoft visual video program.

Could you please describe this microsoft visual video program. I don't have access to the net on pc now.

CodeTemplar:
Could you please describe this microsoft visual video program. I don't have access to the net on pc now.

Do you have a microsoft account?

ClassicMcGee:

Do you have a microsoft account?

No.

CodeTemplar:
No.

create one at signup.live.com
then visit my.visualstudio.com and sign it with your microsoft account. This will open the Visual studio dev essentials. Here choose pluralsight among the benefits and activate.

ClassicMcGee:


Cool, i already enrolled for a CSC101 nanodegree course...
i think i'm being a jack of all trades,
"; do you think i can master both (web & mobile development(java)) ?

My advice is to stick to one path until you are FAIRLY comfortable, then branch out.

Fairly = Can create simple products and leverage simple third party library in your code.

But I recommend you take that CSC101 course. Some things may not make sense to you rightaway in the course of the tutorial but just bull your way through.

You will have those Eureka moments when you begin writing complex code in OOP.

The foundation is the real deal here. Get it right and you'll never have to worry about picking up any new language ever again.

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My advice is to stick to one path until you are FAIRLY comfortable, then branch out.

Fairly = Can create simple products and leverage simple third party library in your code.

But I recommend you take that CSC101 course. Some things may not make sense to you rightaway in the course of the tutorial but just bull your way through.

You will have those Eureka moments when you begin writing complex code in OOP.

The foundation is the real deal here. Get it right and you'll never have to worry about picking up any new language ever again.

Thanks a bunch... Are you a software developer?

CodeTemplar:
No.

You can get a free 3 months subscription, using the method i stated earlier(visual studio)...

CodeTemplar:
No.

seem's i haven't answered to your satisfaction

ClassicMcGee:

seem's i haven't answered to your satisfaction

I meant i don't have MicroSoft account.

CodeTemplar:
I meant i don't have MicroSoft account.

i said earlier, you can create one and login to the visual studio program and get 3 free months subscription to pluralsight.

ClassicMcGee:

i said earlier, you can create one and login to the visual studio program and get 3 free months subscription to pluralsight.

Ok.

CodeTemplar:
Ok.

heard i could build an app with HTML5 and deplny to mobile using ionic, how true is that?

ClassicMcGee:


heard i could build an app with HTML5 and deplny to mobile using ionic, how true is that?

There are platforms that do that but i haven't explored any.
It is possible but have it in your mind that most frameworks are built upon languages so if iconic isn't built upon your language of choice you may have to learn another language and that exposes you to learning multiple language same time. It can be distracting.

Python is a better choice for beginners tbh, that’s if you’re just trying to learn for the sake of learning and it isn’t a job requirement or something

CodeTemplar:
There are platforms that do that but i haven't explored any.
It is possible but have it in your mind that most frameworks are built upon languages so if iconic isn't built upon your language of choice you may have to learn another language and that exposes you to learning multiple language same time. It can be distracting.

Pheew! I wish there a was a language that could do everything. So frustrating.

ibkayee:
Python is a better choice for beginners tbh, that’s if you’re just trying to learn for the sake of learning and it isn’t a job requirement or something

Yeah i'm stuck at "while loop", can you help out?

ClassicMcGee:

Yeah i'm stuck at "while loop", can you help out?

What’s the question?

ibkayee:
What’s the question?

I just need an explanation on how it works, do you mind?

ClassicMcGee:


Pheew! I wish there a was a language that could do everything. So frustrating.

My simple advice is to learn one language and get a good grasp before reaching out ....
Some new modern languages are now being carved out from older languages e.g GO from c++, react native from js e.t.c
Once you know the basic programming concepts the only problem you would have is adjusting to a new language syntax

ClassicMcGee:


I just need an explanation on how it works, do you mind?

its just like the name "While"
lemme give a layman's explanation ;
"While" am asleep ... you keep on fanning me .. when I wake you stop .
Try getting an example of a while loop in a simpler language like python and understand the concept before recoding in your language

wane01:

My simple advice is to learn one language and get a good grasp before reaching out ....
Some new modern languages are now being carved out from older languages e.g GO from c++, react native from js e.t.c
Once you know the basic programming concepts the only problem you would have is adjusting to a new language syntax

Python?