One of the top questions I get asked by people looking to learn to code is "Where do I start??" There are dozens upon dozens of programming languages to choose from. On top of that, there are frameworks for each of those. And tools, plugins, and add-ons for each that number in the hundreds. It seems every day there's something new, so for a rookie, the options can be overwhelming.
It's easy to get analysis paralysis in this situation. So stop thinking about it.
Just learn JavaScript.
You will not regret it. Here are a half-dozen reasons why.
One of the top questions I get asked by people looking to learn to code is "Where do I start??" There are dozens upon dozens of programming languages to choose from. On top of that, there are frameworks for each of those. And tools, plugins, and add-ons for each that number in the hundreds. It seems every day there's something new, so for a rookie, the options can be overwhelming.
It's easy to get analysis paralysis in this situation. So stop thinking about it.
Just learn JavaScript.
You will not regret it. Here are a half-dozen reasons why.