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Chris Fulton
544 PointsPractice
Hello,
I was wondering if there was anyway that I can put the lessons learning from the front in dev into practice? I have learned a lot but I want to be able to practice the code i have learned. Particularly html and css.
2 Answers
Colton Ehrman
Courses Plus Student 5,859 PointsThe best way to practice is to have an idea in mind, like something that you want to build, because coding/programming is essentially a "builders" toolkit to be able to build something! A good beginner project to work on (and something that can be useful) is to build yourself a resume using purely html and css :)
Chris Fulton
544 Pointsok thank you guys. Is there a particular program that you use to build in?
Eric Moody
12,373 PointsText editor?
Seems like I see a lot of others using Sublime Text, but I've been working with Atom and without doing much to set it up it's made life pretty easy. If I took the time to slow down and tweak it some more I bet it could be perfect.
Eric Moody
12,373 PointsEric Moody
12,373 PointsAbsolutely, the best way to practice is to try to build something because it will cause you to recognize areas where you may not have understood a lesson as well as you thought you did and in the end you have something that may be useful to you or someone else.