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Coding Help
Where to Start?
Coding for a website or project takes a lot of time to learn. It can be very boring at times, and frustratingly tedious at others. Below are a handful of websites and resources I used to learn to code HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
Resources
| Important Resources | |
|---|---|
| W3Schools | An extensive website with tutorials, quizes, and real time testing on several coding languages. Most of this site's code was made thanks to this website's help. |
| Stack Overflow | Forum for coding questions. Functions well for questions about your code or learning by others' trial and error. |
| Additional Resources | |
| PetraPixel | Creator of the website template used on this site, alongside many code snipets that may be useful |
| HTML Table Generator | Easy table creation that requires no coding knowledge. |
Website Widgets
What are Website Widgets?
Widgets are those little code bits that help spice up a website. Things like Last FM, Status Cafe, or TamaNOTchi that tell a visitor about you and keep things interactive.