Start small, make silly things. Html is probably the easiest thing to pick up and see what your changes are doing almost immediately. Play with formatting and styling, add pictures, learn how to create buttons and radials.
After that Iβd start learning how to make stuff happen with JavaScript maybe create a pop-up when you hit a button, figure out how to change the color of elements with input boxes or sliders, etc.
When you feel comfortable enough with the language make what you want even if it already exists. Tic tac toe, a rudimentary blog, Conways game of life. Donβt be afraid to take a break if it gets frustrating and donβt be too hard on yourself if itβs not amazing.
Just remember it takes time, I hear most developers say it takes at least a year of carving a few ours a week just making stuff to really start grasping a language. So just make stuff and donβt be afraid to look it up. The more pointed your questions the easier it gets to find answers.
I jumped head first into c++ my apps are incredibly buggy and run slower than most web apps. Theyβre only terminal apps but Iβm improving and so can you.
Start small, make silly things. Html is probably the easiest thing to pick up and see what your changes are doing almost immediately. Play with formatting and styling, add pictures, learn how to create buttons and radials.
After that Iβd start learning how to make stuff happen with JavaScript maybe create a pop-up when you hit a button, figure out how to change the color of elements with input boxes or sliders, etc.
When you feel comfortable enough with the language make what you want even if it already exists. Tic tac toe, a rudimentary blog, Conways game of life. Donβt be afraid to take a break if it gets frustrating and donβt be too hard on yourself if itβs not amazing.
Just remember it takes time, I hear most developers say it takes at least a year of carving a few ours a week just making stuff to really start grasping a language. So just make stuff and donβt be afraid to look it up. The more pointed your questions the easier it gets to find answers.
I jumped head first into c++ my apps are incredibly buggy and run slower than most web apps. Theyβre only terminal apps but Iβm improving and so can you.