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Hey all, I currently have a lot of free time on my hand, and I'm currently learning html and css through codecademy. Should I continue learning it? I feel that I will not be able to do remember everything and design a nice website ._.
 
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Havocked said:
Hey all, I currently have a lot of free time on my hand, and I'm currently learning html and css through codecademy. Should I continue learning it? I feel that I will not be able to do remember everything and design a nice website ._.
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It takes some time to remember things, when I started, I always forgot transform values, you'll get used to it.
 
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its one of the best ways to learn without a teacher.
I recommend you see if you can get a host to host a website on, to practice with. preferably a free one, you dont need performance or security.
 
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Thanks for giving me that site, i have been searching for one from ages.
I just finished HTML & CSS Part 1.
Any tips what to do next?
 
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Is their not like Part 2 of CSS and HTML?
 
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I took the course, and didn't really learn anything advanced, just the basic things, which wasn't that useful for actually creating your own website... the course might not be worth your time and you should take another one, but it's your choice :p
 
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