By dotCore
via thenextweb.com
Published: Oct 23 2012 / 01:11
Whether you are looking to switch careers and become a full-time programmer, want to try to build a website or app on the side, or are just looking to round out your skill set, learning to code has certainly been something a lot of people have started to do lately. And while being a programmer might not be for everyone, there is a lot to be said about gaining a better, more educated view of how all those pixels get moved around all those screens.
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Tags: how-to, methodology, tools, web services
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Chankey Pathak replied ago:
Codecademy is good for beginners :)
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