Resources

 Free learning resources

(i want to rate them all eventually)

Learn To Code

The Odin Project - online based class. more focused on actually learning the depths not just making projects

Scrimba - learn coding by doing it alongside someone who challenges you.

FreeCodeCamp - online based class. read what to do and do it, step by step

SuperSimpleDev - coding via video, with exercises thrown in


Useful Websites

pixabay - Royalty-free images

pexels - Royalty-free images

Unsplash - Royalty-free images

cloudflare - Host things and test them out on the internet

Flex-Box Cheats - nice layout for flexbox reference

GitHub - version control and so much more


This is a ever growing list so feel free to send anything that i missed in the comments or contact me

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