Want to learn?

[Lee]

Hello,

want to learn PHP, HTML, JS, C+ etc then here's my recommendations!

Mr.Frosty Video Tutorials (http://www.youtube.com/user/MrNickfrosty) - This youtube channel has been invaluable during my learning, on making and then customising a usersystem as a good starters point (not the very start though!). He has step by step videos on this and explains things thoroughly! He covers a range of languages and tutorialsdefiantlyworth a watch!

PHP.net Manual (http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/) - The official PHP manual with explanations and examples of each function, plus user submitted examples and updates. Very useful if your stuck on a function, or just checking out the variety of PHP's features.

W3SCHOOLS (http://www.w3schools.com) -This website has been extremely useful to me, some people don't like it which is beyond me! It has detailed guides on various languages and their use's plus examples on all of them! Good for referencing when working too.

All of these are good to keep checking and updating yourself, and whilst working on something keepreferringto them, will help you learn!

Moved by Oleh (Forum Moderator): Moved as I feel it is more suited here

[Jutnux]

In my opinion nothing can beat a good book, open source code and sheer dedication. You can't become a hacker without putting many hours a week into programming and it's got to be something that you love doing. The New Boston and other youtubers, whilst good, doesn't teach you all of the standards from the beginning which could result in your learning wrong rather than right.

I'd recommend you start out with a relatively easy language like Python or PHP and move onto more difficult, complex languages such as C, C++, C#, Java etc.

W3schools is also good for basics but sucks in the long run: http://w3fools.com/

[Lee]

I don't recall saying anything about becoming a hacker?

The resources I have listed above are all viable starting points for beginners / fairly new coders.

Thank you for your comment.