Where to learn Programming

[Ashish231]

Hi everyone,

I was just thinking about the websiteam which can teach me programming in like an expert.

[MaximusX]

Hi everyone,

I was just thinking about the websiteam which can teach me programming in like an expert.

What programming language?

[Komplett]

Barnacules Nerdgasm got some tutorials in C# I think

[MaximusX]

Barnacules Nerdgasm got some tutorials in C# I think

Yes those are what got my started with C# even made my graphical cpu monitor using those tutorials.

[Komplett]

Yes those are what got my started with C# even made my graphical cpu monitor using those tutorials.

Yea, Ive watched his videos but never tried any. I have some prgramming in school as im in a technology line.

[RedSphyxis]

You can never be taught to become an "expert" in programming.

 

IMO to become an "expert" you have to acquire it through years of experience not just teachings.

 

to start learning however and progress from being a beginner you can use CodeAcademy http://www.codecademy.com/

 

Code Avengers https://www.codeavengers.com/ Udacity  https://www.udacity.com/ khanacademy https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programming

 

if you wan't premium paid ones tutsplus and lynda provide courses from the basics to specific languages, game engines and environments

[gabbdogg]

I normally see people say codeacademy.com is a good place

 

depends on what language you want to learn, i want to learn too tbh

[Misanthrope]

Are you a PC Gamer? A good place imho would be PC game modding: you've got lots of community support, previous code you can look at since people are cool sharing what they did before, and it will slowly get you into coding first with simple file edits, then simple scripts, and so on and so forth.

[StandardToaster]

It depends on what language you want to learn...

If you are looking to learn things like HTML or JS, then Codecademy is a great website!

Like @Komplett said, Barnacules made some tutorials for C# called Codegasms.

If you are just wanting to learn the basic rules of programming, but you are not really looking to learn a really useful language, Scratch might be the website you're looking for.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

[Stuff_]

You definitely need to learn some fundamentals of programming. 

There are a few websites out there, but they are limited in the amount of stuff you learn.

If you really want to learn (past the basics) you will need to pick up a project, and work on it. 

[Ashish231]

I want to learn programming to create programs.

I think java is the best for me.

I am new to it.

[MDPS]

I'd definitely recommend codecademy.com. Its free and really good at teaching. Mostly for web languages and app design, it can teach you HTML/CSS, PHP, javascript, JQuery, Angular.js, Python, Ruby, and ROR so far, and they're still adding more languages. Here's a simplified list:

 

Website Design:

-HTML/CSS

 

Web Scripting, DB Embedding, and Website Functionality:

-javascript

-JQuery (advanced javascript)

-Angular.js (advanced javascript)

-PHP

 

Application Design and Functionality:

-Python

-Ruby

-ROR (advanced Ruby)