Learn Programming Now
Learn Programming Now is a little something I'm starting up to help others learn programming outside of Scratch. Right now it's just me and I only have one lesson of Java up. It's not even a lesson, just downloading the stuff you'll need.




Signing up to teach
If you want to teach, please fill out the form below

Programming language you want to teach:
Experience in the language (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, or 1/10):
How active are you on Scratch (1/10):

I think I'll try to keep it around 2-4 teachers per language so if you want to teach make sure to sign up!

If you are accepted
If you are accepted as a teacher please post the lessons here so I can move them over to the website. Please make sure to stay active or else you will be removed as a teacher.
Make your first lesson about installing what is needed (Text Editors, compilers, etc.). Screenshots throughout all your lessons are not needed but are appreciated.


Teachers
Java
- cobraguy
Basic HTML
- Rumanti
CSS
-scratchisthebest
PHP
-Heilong


Also, if someone could make a banner to go on top of the homepage and one for a signature, that would be AWESOME!

Hopefully we can add more languages, teachers, and lessons!

Yay! Now open for teachers to register!

I want to polish my HTML… But how do we teach? Did we make “articles” and “stuff” ?

Rumanti wrote:

I want to polish my HTML… But how do we teach? Did we make “articles” and “stuff” ?

I guess you could call it that. You can look at the only lesson on the website so far to get an idea of what a lesson might look like, but it doesn't have to look like that though.

Hey,

I made the learn project a while ago and chose to cancel it.

I still have the code for the website. note, however, that it does not include any form of admin section, so you will have to add text files for lessons manually.

If you are interested, shoot me a profile comment.

Thanks!

Okie dokey I think I might do a little research before signing myself up. But.
Whatever.

Programming language you want to teach: Basic HTML
Experience in the language (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, or 1/10): 7.5/10
How active are you (1/10): (on Scratch, if that is what you meant) 6/10

Laternenpfahl wrote:

Hey,

I made the learn project a while ago and chose to cancel it.

I still have the code for the website. note, however, that it does not include any form of admin section, so you will have to add text files for lessons manually.

If you are interested, shoot me a profile comment.

Thanks!

I know, I was sad to see the Learn Project go down so I wanted to make a new one. I won't be needing the code for the original because I'm making it from weebly though.

Rumanti wrote:

Okie dokey I think I might do a little research before signing myself up. But.
Whatever.

Programming language you want to teach: Basic HTML
Experience in the language (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, or 1/10): 7.5/10
How active are you (1/10): (on Scratch, if that is what you meant) 6/10

Yay! I can still give you time to research if you want, but I'll just go ahead and add you to the main post. Thanks for signing up!

To anyone who is actually following this, if any , I will hopefully get the second lesson of Java up today, probably this evening.

To me, teaching is the best learning, assuming I know the basics.

I could teach beginner JS.

Firedrake969 wrote:

To me, teaching is the best learning, assuming I know the basics.

I could teach beginner JS.

That would be awesome! If you want to do it then just fill out that little form.

Introduction
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. HTML is one of the main language to create websites and it's content. For example, it provides information for the browser whatever a text is bold or not. HTML is a free programming language to make websites.
You do not need to install or download anything to run HTML. Because it depends on your browser.
Most browser support HTML.

( I already checked my English. Tell me if anything is incorrect. There should be no typos. )

cobraguy wrote:

Laternenpfahl wrote:

Hey,

I made the learn project a while ago and chose to cancel it.

I still have the code for the website. note, however, that it does not include any form of admin section, so you will have to add text files for lessons manually.

If you are interested, shoot me a profile comment.

Thanks!

I know, I was sad to see the Learn Project go down so I wanted to make a new one. I won't be needing the code for the original because I'm making it from weebly though.

no

no weebly

weebly bad.

Laternenpfahl wrote:

cobraguy wrote:

Laternenpfahl wrote:

Hey,

I made the learn project a while ago and chose to cancel it.

I still have the code for the website. note, however, that it does not include any form of admin section, so you will have to add text files for lessons manually.

If you are interested, shoot me a profile comment.

Thanks!

I know, I was sad to see the Learn Project go down so I wanted to make a new one. I won't be needing the code for the original because I'm making it from weebly though.

no

no weebly

weebly bad.

Why? I was going to make it without weebly but figured it would be too slow. I'm also too lazy to find a good web hosting service.

Rumanti wrote:

Introduction
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. HTML is one of the main language to create websites and it's content. For example, it provides information for the browser whatever a text is bold or not. HTML is a free programming language to make websites.
You do not need to install or download anything to run HTML. Because it depends on your browser.
Most browser support HTML.

( I already checked my English. Tell me if anything is incorrect. There should be no typos. )

Thanks for the intro! I extended it just a bit and changed three words, just browser to browsers, whatever to whenever, and language to languages. Oh, and are you gonna be teaching HTML 5?

cobraguy wrote:

Rumanti wrote:

Introduction
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. HTML is one of the main language to create websites and it's content. For example, it provides information for the browser whatever a text is bold or not. HTML is a free programming language to make websites.
You do not need to install or download anything to run HTML. Because it depends on your browser.
Most browser support HTML.

( I already checked my English. Tell me if anything is incorrect. There should be no typos. )

Thanks for the intro! I extended it just a bit and changed three words, just browser to browsers, whatever to whenever, and language to languages. Oh, and are you gonna be teaching HTML 5?

I do not know

I'm probably going to try to learn HTML soon, but I was wondering where to start. I'm probably going to get a book about it at the library, do you think that would be good?

CN12 wrote:

I'm probably going to try to learn HTML soon, but I was wondering where to start. I'm probably going to get a book about it at the library, do you think that would be good?

Depends how old the book is. HTML 5 is the newest version of HTML, so your best bet is to find a book that teaches HTML 5. If you can't, then I would recommend looking online for some stuff.

Okay, thanks!

cobraguy wrote:

CN12 wrote:

I'm probably going to try to learn HTML soon, but I was wondering where to start. I'm probably going to get a book about it at the library, do you think that would be good?

Depends how old the book is. HTML 5 is the newest version of HTML, so your best bet is to find a book that teaches HTML 5. If you can't, then I would recommend looking online for some stuff.

HTML5 changes….. barely anything, code-wise. <!DOCTYPE html> and <canvas>. also, use XHTML