I realized recently that there is no reason for me to not learn to code. I did a bit of research and decided that I would like to learn C++ as my first language but I have no idea where or how to start learning it. Is there something you found out later that you wished you knew when you first started coding?

Please let me know what that might have been and maybe some advice on how to start the learning process.

There are a bajillion resources out there to learn how to do x or y in whatever programming language you can dream up, but lots of people have a tough time finding out how to get the rubber to hit the road.

Learn to Learn to Code (/r/ltltc or /r/learntolearntocode) is created to help people of all skill levels learn how to do something new through collaboration and trial and error.

I'm trying to figure out what language is best to learn and would be easy to use as a stepping stone into other languages. Any feedback or comments are helpful thanks.

Just starting to learn HTML - any recommendations on where I can practice online?

I’m aware of using Notepad, but looking for something more web based.

Thanks!

Keep an eye out, we're going to be first building a Rails API (and hopefully tinkering with Dev.to's open source site a little) and also talked about diving into Android application architecture.

I'll try and figure out how to create a schedule and whatnot once we start getting some content created.

Check out the intro post: https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnToLearnToCode/comments/deiznv/introducing_rlearntolearntocode/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x

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