Honestly, no offense meant and I could do the same if talking about my industry.... but. If I'm interested in learning how to code and all the resources and suggestions I see are: New to code pleb.... FOSS projects....low hanging fruit for badges and green streaks on gethub, who's own documentation is just as jargon soaked. Now, I know what some of that means but, brand spanking new, I wanna learn to code bros? It's the shallow end for most of you, I know but it's too much to absorb when I first need a jargon dictionary to find out where to even start.
I got interested in climbing a few years back to save a bunch of money on tree work for limbs over my house. It was kinda the same except I was able to find more primers to get me started. Now I can do my own tree work... SAFELY, and I've helped some family and friends with my new skill. There is a lot of stuff to know and jargon, teniques, tools, styles, math and such that go into climbing for fun or work. However, finding a place to start with that was a whole lot easier than getting started doing any kind of developing or coding, at least as far as my efforts are concerned.
Try boot.dev
Thank you! I will certainly check it out. Zap you later. My setup doesn't zap from my phone app.
Okay! That's what I'm talking about. I started on the free stuff. Will do some more then probably sign up. Again, thank you so very much.