Learn the Code

Some libraries offer free classes depending on your area.

>>17578118
Do you know about any free websites where I could do that at home as well?

>>17578079
Go to /g/ and find the resources there.

>>17578335
this

But also you'd do well to think about what it is you might want to do. Learning stuff works best when you can work towards a small goal, so I think the best learning resources are ones that are based on completing self enclosed projects. Programming is fun when you can solve real world problems, and having fun means you'll actually remember things.

>>17578537
This. I tried to learn coding head on with no goals in mind. Was a pain in the ass. This makes it a lot easier.

>>17578079
Sign up to tutsplus.com - They offer a free 7 day trial. You can either pay the $15 per month after your free trial, which I think is worth it...

OR

You can watch their videos for free...

>Sign up for the free 7 day trial
>Find the video courses that interest you.
>Open first video from course
>Right click on page and click on "Inspect Element"
>Click on the "Pick an element from page" button, top left
>Hover your mouse over the video and it should highlight it blue, click it.
>Look back at the Inspect Element bar, the video source code should appear, copy it on a notepad...

Tutplus hosts their video on Wistia, so look for a link that looks like this one >

https:// embedwistia /411f70fb763b286632ea81d2068adb122ab3f7b7 file.mp4

Copy the video link and paste it in a notepad file, do this for all the videos you want to watch.

So yea, hope this shit helps you out.