Miyachi:

You're welcome.

I would advise that you make you're learning project-based - think of a product that you would want to create, then start building and learn while on the job. That way you would have experience and also a project to showcase on your portfolio to highlight your competencies. This is from experience, learning programming for programming sake is going to be dull and strenuous. But by building something you are able to gauge your progress.

They're a lot of FREE resources to help you in your journey.

[url]FreeCodeCamp.org[/url] --- Here you would find a guide with hands-on projects to help you learn web-dev.

https://developer.mozilla.org --- This site in invaluable, it contains guides, tutorials and references to almost everything pertaining to web technologies.

Besides this, Google is your best friend. Learn how to use it productively to search for problems you encounter. Most questions you're likely to ask, someone has asked before - a lot of them are on [url]stackoverflow.com[/url] and other sites.

Like I said, it would take time, try to be consistent and dedicate time each day-- if possible-- to your learning.

I wish you Godspeed.

Tank u boss

etrouble:


Sorry, I am just reading your post now and I have left home for work. I will send it later in the evening when I return home or tomorrow morning using wetransfer.

Okay Sir. I wait for it.

Thank you.

etrouble:


Just reading your post now. If you give me your email, I will send it later this evening or tomorrow morning using wetransfer.

comf.okon@gmail.com

fredpaul:

I gave you an example on how firefox could be used to improve css skills, Personally to me thats how i learnt css

He was pretty much confused cos the way u mentioned firefox made it seem like it was something unique to firefox ONLY
and he's trying to tell you its pretty much standard for all browsers and its called DevTools for short.

For those saying that CSS "is not" a programming language: I recently published this article after reading the comments on this thread.

In this article I argued for CSS being called a programming language: You can Check out my thread here: https://www.nairaland.com/6266581/css-not-programming-language

Mrmourinho:

I wanna know d both, buh I can tell u, I know html and css to a large extent

That is a full stack journey..you can use;
edureka, theodinproject,w3schools,codeliber mobile app to learn....these are fantastic resources for web development..
Good luck!!

Chingle6:


okk broo na palmgroove me dey i dey come that ur side dey do phone for that ikd garage bt i no sure say I fit reach there again anyway 9098970319

Alright...you can also refer to those resources I listed up there...

Samylekey:


I'm currently not active on WhatsApp too. I'm taking some days off, I will definitely send a message as soon as I'm back online.

I stay around Asolo by the way

Alright no prob...

I understand cos me self na still learner

chingle5:


chairman calm down nw u sef dey my shoes at one point in time

cixak95211:


He was pretty much confused cos the way u mentioned firefox made it seem like it was something unique to firefox ONLY
and he's trying to tell you its pretty much standard for all browsers and its called DevTools for short.

My bad, i didn't know he will be familiar with dev tools,

adubam:


Okay Sir. I wait for it.

Thank you.

I hope you have gotten it?

comfokon:


comf.okon@gmail.com

Forwarded

seunny4lif:

I understand cos me self na still learner

Hmmmm lol

etrouble:


I hope you have gotten it?

Thank you Boss.

etrouble:


Forwarded

thanks