Should I codemaxx with HTML+CSS or Java?

[After Effects]

Yeah what is the best thing?

 

[1.618]

You'll be competing with pajeets who can do it for quarter of the price.

 

[After Effects]

You'll be competing with pajeets who can do it for quarter of the price.

This is not what codemaaxxing is about

 

[DR. NICKGA]

Whats you purpose?

 

[(In)CelibatePsycho2]

>codemaxx

 

[Seraphyx]

Codemaxxing for what purpose? If you are going to become a software engineer you need a large base of knowledge. Start off with a hard language, such as C, C# or C++ to learn the foundation of programming. Then you can move on to more practical languages such as Python, or HTML+CSS+JS (+React) for website dev. Learn git of course during this journey.

 

[After Effects]

Codemaxxing for what purpose? If you are going to become a software engineer you need a large base of knowledge. Start off with a hard language, such as C, C# or C++ to learn the foundation of programming. Then you can move on to more practical languages such as Python, or HTML+CSS+JS (+React) for website dev. Learn git of course during this journey.

Alright thanks

 

[sonar bugnar]

Codemaxxing is cope, ai can code anything now. And I have a cs degree

 

[albanianblackguy]

Yeah what is the best thing?

tbh html and css are turbo easy to me and java is kinda difficult-ish so i prolly think u gonna get more with the more difficult option

 

[KaisenMaxxer]

Yeah what is the best thing?

wrong fucking section but

Start with Ada and learn basic algorithms and data structures
Then do some C to learn about low level architecture and how everything works under the hood
Then learn Java to aprehend design patterns and OOP
Now you know the basics enough to learn a language very fast and you will be able to for on any project that isn't to niche

If you only want money and you're not passionate about developing, try web development html/css/ and the devil js
Then realise you feel like shit because you're using a poorly designed language and you will want to discover better architectures and will start using Go, WASM, Rust and shit like that.