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originally posted in:Programmers and Devs
3/22/2013 4:32:36 AM
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ive only ever taken one coding class and that was on MatLab but it was poorly taught so i dont remember it.
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Aha, well that sucks for you dude. Strangely enough, me and a friend were discussing about building an online learning platform for code, using lessons, and online seminars.
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there is one that already exists. Its called Codcademy or something and its run by Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and other famous/popular coders. you guys wouldnt stand a chance lol
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Yea I know there are loads out there, but it would be a good site to build for the experience and to explore the methods involved. Not looking for cash :)
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well this codcademy one is actually free and it teches pretty much every language except MATLab lol. but anyway it sounds like youre into coding so this is more of a learning experience for you and cash is just a plus (a.k.a doing what you love, im the same way with engineering). Anyway you should go for it! I remember having to create a website using only HTML back in 7th grade, that thing took so long to make but it actually wasnt too bad, then again it was super simple layout but still wasnt too bad
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Coding from the base up is good, that's how I was taught HTML CSS etc... Generated code is never good tbh, and is easy to spot.
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thats how i was taought MATLab. We had assignments do every week and it a learn on your own kind of thing. we were modeling engineering computations. they taught us the computation and we had to teach ourselves the code. lets just say no one learned the code lol
