How Can I Get Started with Programming to Build a Website?

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Asked By CrazyPineapple92 On

I'm looking to learn programming because I want to create a website where I can store information about things like old movies and books. My goal is to make sure this information doesn't just get lost over time. However, I'm not sure where to begin. Is Khan Academy a good place to start learning? Any other resources or recommendations would be great!

3 Answers

Answered By CodeWhiz50 On

Have you thought about what programming language you want to focus on? If you're interested in C++, I highly recommend checking out learncpp.com. It's one of the best free resources I've found online for learning C++!

Answered By CuriousCoder75 On

It really helps to clarify what your main goal is. If your main aim is just to make a website, there are many tools you can use that don’t require programming, allowing you to create a site without coding. You might want to learn some HTML or use a simpler markup language like Markdown, which is much easier than actual programming. If you’re looking to dive into programming itself though, I suggest checking out the [**New? READ ME FIRST!**](https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/61oly8/new_read_me_first/) link at the top of this subreddit. It’s a great starting point!

Answered By TechieGamer33 On

Khan Academy is a solid option for learning the basics, but since you want to build a website that includes data storage, I'd recommend starting with some free tutorials on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. FreeCodeCamp has great resources. Once you have those down, look into learning Python with Flask or Django, or JavaScript with Node.js for handling your backend. This way, you'll be able to manage both the site's design and the database for storing your info.

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