r/JavaScriptTips • u/milkncookies555 • Dec 31 '22

Learning to code? Best strategy?

So I’ve been sloooowly but surely learning about the basics of coding html,css and JavaScript. I am In no way comfortable with using them yet and putting it to practice. I realize I learn best doing a project and then learning as I go. Seeing it put in use is obviously the best way to learn. Since I’m a beginner tho can anyone recommend how to go about it. Should I just make a mock website. I guess I’m just looking for advice and tips.

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u/milkncookies555 Jan 08 '23

Thank you! That’s what I’ve been realizing. I started on this site called front end mentor that has examples for you to try to build so I’m going to start there I guess? Im kinda lost at the best approach. There’s so much out there