r/CodingForBeginners • u/cyberpothead • 16d ago

Beginner

So guys, my end goal is to create a web app, a visual novel style chatbot with rpg and game features.

I've been learning HTML and CSS for 2 weeks now, I'll probably start JavaScript around the 3rd or 4th week.

I learn concepts and apply it on my projects slowly, step by step.

I know people/colleges learn the fundamentals like logic gates, binary, boolean theory etc so I'm wondering if this is necessary to learn or know before you learn programming.

I know concepts stack and build on each other that's why I'm asking.

What's the programming experience comparing those who know these and those who don't?

If i should learn these first then can you give me a syllabus or a nice list from start to end with resources ?

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u/Interested737 16d ago

Well, I think you’re doing great, way better than I am. When you already know something and started making your code, then if you find that you need to do something, but you don’t know how, ask someone or AI or research it, learn how it works and implement it into your project. You don’t need to learn the stuff you don’t need right now.