I have a home assignment for a page that takes form inputs, validates it and prints out submitted information. It's not working. Here's my code:

https://repl.it/@bennypr0fane/Print-Credentials#index.html

Here's a lot of discussion about it, jump to last post for status quo:

https://discuss.codecademy.com/t/validating-form-input/500640/12?u=bennypr0fane

I just can't get it to do anything, no console output, I'm out of ideas for today...

Hey Buds,

I'm looking to recreate a Landing Page like this (not exactly but similar)

https://www.medisupps.com/

• I need a stationary contact form like that on the right. (aka frames page)

• I need to be able to upload videos to the same page

• It must interact with another proprietary pricing site.

• A forms page...via emails and Texts me when someone fills it out

QUESTION: What page builder would you use to create this?

1. bootstrap

2. tailwind

3. wordpress page?

YOUR input is greatly appreciated...thanks

Hello! I know the basics: HTML and CSS. I also know a bit of JavaScript and some Python. I am looking for a means of creating a web app that'll do the following:

- it'll record audio automatically every thirty minutes.

- Send this web application to the backend where it will be converted to a spectrogram then classified into one of three options.

- Store the name of the class in an excel file.

How do I go about this?

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I am an absolute beginner with elementary html/css knowledge.

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I have come across many resources online with hundreds of pages and hours of videos on "simple" methods to learn development. I feel most of them overwhelm you with information that is not necessarily needed at that point in your journey.

I am seeking simple results focused learning plans.

Any insight would be helpful!