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Posted by farhang Kareem
farhang Kareem
208 Points

are your HTML and CSS courses enough for me to learn coding?

I just signed up with Tree House, but i wonder are those tracks enough for me to learn coding? i'm totally new. do i have to read other books or join some other courses?

Thank you for your support Farhang

3 Answers

Till Kuhnle
Till Kuhnle
12,481 Points

If you got some html and css skills you can start creating a simple static website. The courses offers everything needed for that. If your website should be more complex and get some user interactivity for example, you need more then html and css. But for all that stuff there are courses here.

Freddie Tantoco
Freddie Tantoco
13,117 Points
Freddie Tantoco
Freddie Tantoco
13,117 Points

The tracks are enough to start coding. It's all about practice and application, as well as logical thinking. It really gives you a strong foundation while learning industry standards. The rest is up to you on how you apply it. My suggestion is start building mock websites after you finish a track so you can apply what you learn. Find a good HTML editor, and get your creative juices flowing.

Botos Claudia
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Botos Claudia
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 18,765 Points
Botos Claudia
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Botos Claudia
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 18,765 Points

Are enough for you to start! I can assure you that once you went through this course you will be able to code, further it depends on you if you want to learn more advanced coding and become an expert :)