Hey! Syn and I will keep this page up-to-date with links to resources we mention in class.
- codecademy: Make a Website
- Udacity: Intro to HTML and CSS - Video-based course. You can do it from your phone by installing the Udacity app.
- codecademy: Introduction to JavaScript
- Udacity: Intro to JavaScript (videos have a spanish option)
- Intro: https://youtu.be/Uw8SIaAK-vw
- Playlist tutorial - very detailed: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9xYXqvLX2kMUrXTvDY6GI2hgacfy0rId
- Documentation: https://git-scm.com/book/es/v1/Empezando
- e-mail juliana (@ missionbit.com)
- Scratch - This is a block-based programming language. It is not HTML/CSS/JS, but it introduces a lot of coding concepts with blocks, so that you don't have to worry as much about typing every letter and symbol right. Instead of typing commands, you drag blocks together.
- Terminus - I thought this was really cool. It's like a text adventure game where you have to use bash commands to move around and solve puzzles.
- clmystery - Command-line murder mystery.
- Bandit - Must be connected to the internet to play, because this game involves actually logging in to other computers. Very realistic, because you are actually using a real shell to play.