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- Are the w3 schools certifications worth it? : r webdev - Reddit
trueI wouldn't make the certifications be your goal If the plan is to turn this interest into a career, you should try to assemble as much information as you can into hard skills for a job Free code camp has a pretty competent front end curriculum Harvardx has a good cs fundamentals class (cs50) among numerous others Once you know what you are interested in, udemy has decent courses to
- Why not w3schools. com? - Meta Stack Overflow
I've used W3Schools a lot in the past too, but have had my Answers with links to there corrected to the relevant MDN pages by editors I do think if the same info is expressed as clearly on MDN it is a better link target, but when links are changed to a less easily understood reference page it can be a problem
- Is W3Schools. com any good? : r learnprogramming - Reddit
r AskReddit Basically I want to learn programming and my computing teacher suggested w3schools as a website to use Is this any good?
- Is W3 Schools a good resource for learning Python, or is there . . . - Reddit
Is W3 Schools a good resource for learning Python, or is there a better free resource available?
- Am I the only person who thinks W3schools isnt a great . . . - Reddit
The value of w3 isnt in its being the most accurate, or the most comprehensive, its that you get a broad overview of the content without being overwhelmed, in small chunks, mixed in with some examples, and some exercises To me that works for a beginner To me starting with MDN is a good way to scare off begineers, 100% accurate and exhaustive and gives a beginner the impression that he needs
- Why does so many people dislike W3Schools? : r webdev - Reddit
As a beginner i find W3School's documentation easier to read and understand, as opposed to MDN, is what everyone is usually recommending Didn't realize there was a general dislike for W3Schools Reply reply SaltyAreola •
- would you guys reccomend W3Schools for python : r learnpython - Reddit
40 votes, 18 comments trueI think the best way of getting an explanation is trying things out yourself with the information that W3Schools provides I would also like to to shoutout W3Schools for including this paragraph on “for loops” This is less like the for keyword in other programming languages, and works more like an iterator method as found in other object-orientated programming
- is w3schools a good place to learn c# : r learnprogramming - Reddit
w3schools is a great place to learn, but the learning experience is not a single thing Pull from many sources If you're confused on a topic, google the topic and take notes on the thing you're learning, and also how each source presents the same concept this is not dissimilar to learning anything
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