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Posted by Secure_Low_660@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 8 comments
So, I have just gotten into HTML-CSS (and programming itself) and came across a full youtube guide from "SuperSimpleDev". So far, im into the first 20 minutes and its seems really fun AND informative. 6:30 hours total for a full guide of understanding basic HTML-CSS.
I just wanted to share my starting experience for those that are still having a hard time like me before (not knowing where to start, what to do, etc.
Moonknight_shank@reddit
I'm just here to ask which programming language to major on (for future work and hobby) Because my school is throwing almost all of them my way
Secure_Low_660@reddit (OP)
Very hard question I faced too.
So, this is what I think, do not take this as 100% trusted advice, please correct me profs.
Basically, HTML-CSS understanding is #1 what I understood. Other stuff are more advanced, while this one is way easier to understand and to write yourself. HTML-CSS is web development.
Now, I think that if you can understand basic programming of HTML-CSS, then you can also understand what other languages are after looking how it works a bit, because they are similar. Only difference is the language.
Everyone has a different path, I've read. Try what works best, but I think this is most fun and easy way to start:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3e-cpL7ofc
Moonknight_shank@reddit
I already know the basics of HTML-CSS (for how the web page looks) And others like Python,Java,C++,C etc etc (for how the web page works)
My inquiry was these others which one should I consider majoring in?? (For any person reading this)
dmazzoni@reddit
Programming languages are just tools. Most working programmers use more than one programming language regularly, and it's not uncommon to learn a new one every year or two as the job requires.
I wouldn't recommend specializing in just one. Be versatile.
Focus on figuring out what tools you need to get a job done, not mastering a specific tool.
BNfreelance@reddit
Jus a heads up but we generally don’t refer to HTML nor CSS as a programming language - they’re more like declarative languages for describing how things look (not how they function)
The only actual programming in a typical web page comes from the JavaScript - that’s where the logic and behaviour is, the HTML and CSS just describes the structure and presentation
That’s nitpicking but I think it’s an important distinction to not confuse HTML and CSS with programming
Different-Duck4997@reddit
go html first then javascript
Jrag13@reddit
SuperSimpleDev is top tier, that guide helped me learn Html and CSS more than any other, I recommend the JavaScript one after it as well it's very good
Secure_Low_660@reddit (OP)
Hey, will do!
He truly is a top tier honestly I am liking HTML CSS more and more each minute.
Though my end goal is to switch to App development, this will be my starting point probably.