[H3RR3S]

Are there any good sites to learn HTML and CSS for FREE?
Would prefer a website where they make you code and you'll see the live example.

[Parliament]

w3schools is very good for the basics.

[VirtualFrost]

You could give Codecademy a try, as much as I used to like this site back when it first started, if you can avoid looking at all the paid crap, it gives you an interactive environment where they teach you and you see your results.

[H3RR3S]

You could give Codecademy a try, as much as I used to like this site back when it first started, if you can avoid looking at all the paid crap, it gives you an interactive environment where they teach you and you see your results.

I've already finished those HTML and CSS courses for free. But still I don't have the feeling it's enough even though I can make a pretty decent website right now.

[OversouL]

If you're done with Codecademy. You can try doing projects on your own. I recommend the Live server plugin in VSCode to see updates live from your code. I also recommend you watch Dev Ed from Youtube for inspiration and tutorials.

The best way to learn is to build things imo.

[mothered]

I've already finished those HTML and CSS courses for free. But still I don't have the feeling it's enough

What do you think you're lacking?

[H3RR3S]

I've already finished those HTML and CSS courses for free. But still I don't have the feeling it's enough

What do you think you're lacking?

Like I wouldnt know how to code an online store with payment gateways, to animate stuff on the website ( I need to learn JS for this I guess and I will start with it soon).. Like when it gets to connecting with servers and sending/receiving information is when I know nothing about it.

[mothered]

I've already finished those HTML and CSS courses for free. But still I don't have the feeling it's enough

What do you think you're lacking?

Like I wouldnt know how to code an online store with payment gateways, to animate stuff on the website ( I need to learn JS for this  I guess and I will start with it soon).. Like when it gets to connecting with servers and sending/receiving information is when I know nothing about it.

As you've mentioned, JavaScript Is certainly needed.

In terms of the back-end, look Into PHP, C/C++ and Java. Pertaining to database manipulation, SQL Is a must.

[Blue]

Since you still login I recommend freecodecamp, and doing the ES6 and stuff upto that.

For backend you could use nodejs if you don't wanna learn a whole new language like C++ or something like that.

(I wouldn't really look into doing a backend in JS in a project your gonna release If I personally was to code a backend I'd do it in python.)
I would also say that you should checkout Jamstack, if you are going to be doing mainly frontend stuff which can get a little blurred.

[Ccacciola123]

w3schools is very good for the basics.

Just went on that site, looks really nice and organized, definitely something I'm gonna try over quarantine, thank you.