Want to get into coding but need an answer first to my mind boggling question

[AHarvey]

I'm novice yes.

I would try the head first books, they offer a free sample of a chapter or two I think to see if they sit well with you.

But if it's web dev you're interested in, definitely try the freecodecamp course. It covers front and back-end work.

 

[kmetek]

i did check freecodecamp, didn't like them....using more linkedin free month now and udemy....head first books you say, any link?

 

[kmetek]

any idea how to download linkedin videos?

 

[AHarvey]

If you want to get into development of any kind you're going to need to use Google A LOT!!

Both of your questions can be answered with a quick google

TOP TIP: If you're going to ask for code help online, you'll have to show you've tried it yourself first and be able to explain what you've tried otherwise you'll get a lot of grief.

 

[kmetek]

found both questions GOOGLE is my best friend

answers doh....my bad

 

[AndyCr15]

Surely you had the questions already?

If you're using Udemy, I quite liked this course.

 

[kmetek]

i took the free 1 month premium on linkeding, all lynda course free....also downloading them now

 

[AHarvey]

i took the free 1 month premium on linkeding, all lynda course free....also downloading them now

You can also get 3 to 6 months free on plurasight if you google it, you have to sign up for a MS visual studio account

 

[kmetek]

what about pluralsight cost otherwise, i got 3 months free but what then?

 

[john_s]

what about pluralsight cost otherwise, i got 3 months free but what then?

Off the top of my head, I think it might be $29/month.

 

[kmetek]

yeah, too much tho