I’m 21 and New to Coding—How Do I Start Building Websites and Programs?

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Asked By CuriousCat123 On

I'm 21 and have never touched code before, but I have a lot of business ideas that are too costly to hire someone to build for me. I'm looking for some advice on where to kick off my coding journey. Any quick tips? Thanks!

4 Answers

Answered By DevRoadMap On

Check out roadmap.sh for a structured path on learning web development. It’s super helpful for beginners and helps you visualize what skills to learn next!

CuriousCat123 -

Thanks for the recommendation! I'll definitely give it a look.

Answered By TechieTom99 On

Starting out with coding can feel overwhelming, but it's totally doable! Think of it like being a newbie in woodworking; you need to learn about the tools and techniques first. I suggest starting with HTML and CSS for the basics of web design. Once you're comfortable there, jump into JavaScript to dive into programming concepts. Don't worry if your first projects are a bit rough—just keep creating! After you get the hang of it, consider building a backend with Node and Express, and eventually look into libraries like React or NextJS. MDN is a great resource for learning as you go.

Answered By BeginnerBytes On

A great first step is to simply create a 'Hello World' program. It's the classic way to dip your toes into coding without overthinking it!

Answered By WebsiteWizard77 On

You should definitely check out GitHub! Create an account, then start a repo and connect it to Cloudflare. From there, get a domain and create an index.html file in your repo. You can even ask ChatGPT for some simple HTML to get started and voilà, you've got your first website!

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