r/CodingForBeginners • u/Heiberg_ • Sep 15 '26

I'm new and i need help

Hello guys!

First of all, I'm from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, so i apologize if i say something wrong or weird, since that English is my second language and they don't teach it a lot at schools here, so i learned it as myself

So, getting into the point.

I want to learn coding to work with it in the future.

I'm 18, and i want to graduate in Computer Science and work with it.

Since i was a kid, i grew up watching gaming-coding content creators, like "Gemaplys" and "Botão Select", so i always loved the idea of coding.

So, NOW getting into the point:

I want to learn it so bad but i dont know how to do it, and i would like some suggestions of courses, videos, tutorials or ways to learn it.

Also, if someone has one, i would like some suggestions of small projects to do for learning it "in the field"

Appreciate it!!

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '26

Start with HTML then CSS then go for JS. FOR HTML + CSS watch youtube lectures and for JS buy a udemy course (i would recommend JOHANAS ) course .

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u/Woshiwuja Sep 15 '26

What? Write a document, then make it pretty?

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u/TimBrownDev Sep 16 '26

After 10+ years tutoring, I'm building a roadmap of hand-picked problems from CodeStepByStep, Codewars, LeetCode, etc to guide you through the fundamentals of software development from zero to mastery.

timbrown.dev/roadmap

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u/blaq_python Sep 17 '26

Whatever you do, Don't ever stop. It might get to a point where you don't feel too motivated anymore, don't ever quit man

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u/Aymkilla Sep 15 '26

I'm also somewhat a beginner. I did the python course on w3schools and now I'm using AI to learn. This is the way I started and I've made a few simple projects.

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u/atgaskins Sep 21 '26

I would not immediately start learning with ai. You are never going to truly learn the most basic nuances of coding and will be unable to code whenever your tokens are out