Tech Looking to learn more about Javascript, HTML5, and PHP

[lezinterracial]

Looking to learn more about Javascript, HTML5, and PHP. Best sources? Everything seems to have change so fast.

Good forums or books for web development?

[Fat Panda]

books

[Marcus]

Try TeamTreehouse videos, I think theyre $25/month.
They have simple videos and talk to you like its Sesame Street, its great.
I also used Lynda.com but Lynda lectures are so boring I zone out, Treehouse is more fun.

[Sly]

There are many good options available. I recommend browsing through the free courses first to see what speaks to you the most, and then dive into that further. I took a mentor-based class last year on front end development and learned more in three months than I would have learned by myself in a year.

Check out each of the links below, they will keep you busy for quite some time:
https://www.codeschool.com/
https://www.codecademy.com/
https://www.khanacademy.org/
https://www.udemy.com/learn-html5-pr...-from-scratch/

[shake]

Stackoverflow is great when you get stuck, just make sure you explain everything you've tried and that the answer isn't already there.

You can use codementor.io to get real time 1 on 1 help.

[lezinterracial]

Lots of good sources. Thanks guys.

[redwhiteandblue]

Stackoverflow is great when you get stuck, just make sure you explain everything you've tried and that the answer isn't already there.

You can use codementor.io to get real time 1 on 1 help.

StackOverflow is good

[lezinterracial]

https://www.udemy.com/learn-html5-pr...-from-scratch/

Noticed the PHP with PDO Crash Course. I am gonna take that one too. This could be more addictive than porn.

[Goethe]

I'm looking into doing something with udacity. Trying out a couple of trial courses right now. Seems good.

[j3rkules]

Stack Overflow