Setup Guide for Beginners

A guide for absolute beginners on how to get started with their programming journey!

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In this blogpost, I'll be telling you about some basic requirements to start coding

1. VsCode

Installation Link

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2. Web Browsers

  1. Chrome
  2. Mozzila Firefox
  3. Microsoft Edge

These browsers will help you access the World Wide Web, there are several other options to choose from but my personal recommendation would be any two out of these three.

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3. GitHub Account

Registration Link

Github enables you to manage your code through their online platform. It also allows you to share your code with the world and also to decide whether you want to allow people to edit/add things to your own personal code. It functions almost like a bank where you can where you store your money, but the twist is you can share it with others and they can share it with you too.

But at the end of the day it is not an actual bank, it definitely is a code bank though and you should absolutely be using it.

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4. Resources to Learn

  1. Mozilla Developer Network
  2. W3 School
  3. CSS Tricks
  4. Stack Overflow

These are just a few resources which can help you learn new things and also help you when you are stuck at any problem. Most of the time your question will already have been answered by someone, incase its not you can always ask your questions on these websites. Make sure your questions are straight to the point and you will be pointed to some resource to help you with your query.

5. HashNode

You know what makes a good developer? How do you showcase what you have learned and how good of a understanding you have about it? It's by documentation.

Hashnode is a good place to start documenting your journey and sharing your knowledge with a large community of millions. Also your future recruiter might notice you here ๐Ÿ˜‰.

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6. Books

List of free Books on GitHub

Books can help you get a great start with your programming journey. Reading a book can really help you to grip the theories of programming, they are great for learning broad concepts or learning while you are away from your laptop. However make sure to avoid books which claim to teach you a certain programming language in 24hours, these are fraudulent. Remember nobody can teach you a skill in less than 24hours its better to follow books with a more realistic timeline which can take several months.

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