Online Web Coding Courses
For non-Coders
Online Web Coding Courses
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The Zen of Web Coding
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My background
Some people putter in their garden.
Others putter in their garage, their basement, their workshop or their studio.
They hone their skills and create fine pieces of art or craft.
I putter on my computer. I hone my skills and create web pages.
Try this approach and see if it satisfies creative needs you have.
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If you think of yourself as brave, creative, unconventional, and interesting, check this out ...
How might you use this information and these skills
How to choose the right course for you
For those who don't think they can (or want to) write code for websites ...
Here's a crazy idea: build a website that's not on the web! See why you might do this here. (We cover this in the second course.)
And here are some sample solutions from the labs in this course, to show the kind of things you'll be able to do when you have sucessfully completed the course
So here's the story ...
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Following are some mini-lessons to demonstrate some quick-and-dirty starting steps (these videos are not on YouTube) ...
Let's get you set up to create your own web pages.
Here are the instructions to code and test a web page.
Now: how do you do maintenance on a web page?
For your needs, you might perhaps just go with Practical Windows course and be done.
On the other hand, if you want to accomplish website coding, perhaps you already know enough to jump in at the start of the Creating Websites course, skipping the Practical Windows course. Or you could try Creating Websites and then go back to Practical Windows if you find you weren't quite prepared.
Note: the second and third courses can be done using Apple Mac computers (or Linux or Unix or z/OS or others) - just use the appropriate plain text editor instead of Notepad.
So off you go, to one of these lesson tracks:
Practical Windows for
Small Business [and Hobbies]
Creating Websites Using Notepad
[or any other plain text editor]
Advanced Topics in Website Coding
The videos themselves are available at no charge here, on my YouTube channel.
However, on the website you can get transcripts, additional commentary, and lab files all for no extra charge.
You can find the video summaries and YouTube links here
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