I am learning to code on sololearn, I know there are other places to learn from, but this is where I'm starting. I'll write about the others as I get to them. I am starting out with HTML, CSS, & JAVA. I have made a few codes in the code playground. One thing the lesson has you do is create a blog about yourself. I working on it, in HTML & CSS.
https://www.sololearn.com/Profile/1809531
from there you can see my codes.
the lesson begins with the explanation that HyperText Markup Language uses tags to identify content.
"The Web Structure
The ability to code using HTML is essential for any web professional. Acquiring this skill should be the starting point for anyone who is learning how to create content for the web.
Modern web design
HTML: Structure
CSS: Presentation
JavaScript: Behavior
PHP or similar: Backend
CMS: Content management"
this explains all the coding languages used in modern web design.
the first tags it teaches are:, html, head, body & title. then it goes to paragraph, single line break, & formatting elements.
"HTML files are text files, so you can use any text editor to create your first webpage."
it moves on to headings, horizontal lines, & comment fields; then elements & the various attributes. From there it teaches Images, Links, Lists, tables, inline & block elements, forms, & the old pre HTML5 method of coding colors, & frames.
like the rest of the internet, really good info can be found from other users in the comment sections of each card in the lesson.
it was there that I learned how to use Ctrl + U.
so far, I really like Sololearn. other users have suggested different sites, like W3schools.
anyway, this is my summary of what I learned about HTML on Sololearn. I am working on my "about me" blog as it shows me.
HAIL WOTAN