So, for programming courses I'll list my favorites:
Teamtreehouse (Introductory software engineering) paid
Pluralsight (Just about anything tech-related-software, hardware, IT, security, etc.) paid ...

So, for programming courses I'll list my favorites:
Teamtreehouse (Introductory software engineering) paid
Pluralsight (Just about anything tech-related-software, hardware, IT, security, etc.) paid ...

https://forum.freecodecamp.org/t/computer-deprecated-guide-computer-science-and-web-development-comprehensive-path/64470

I also recommend the book, "Eloquent Javascript 2."

Also, go on ...

A great introduction to computer science is Harvard's course, CS50. You can find in on the site EdX for free. I'd also recommend a book titled, "Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and ...

Codeacademy is nice. The site Teamtreehouse began doing Java videos/tracks, as well as a track for Android development last year. I began on that site when I was your age (4 years ago), and it's been ...

There's a program called Parallels for Mac that you can use to run WIndows 10 on OSX. I use it for my Macbook Pro, and iMac. The people above clearly have very little experience when it comes to this. ...

If you come looking for positive opinions only, then don't look for opinions at all..

Just focus on perfecting your craft, and hope the meaningless accolades will follow.

Kali is for plebeians. Use a real mans distro like Arch or Gentoo.

I recommend the X1 Carbon, XPS 13, or MacBook Pro. All pretty high end and expensive but you get what you pay for honestly.


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I'm trying to get used to doing collaborative work, and maybe even have someone that can push me to experiment with things a bit. Obviously you'd need to be familiar with technologies like HTML5, CSS3 ...