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Taylor Han
Taylor Han
3,701 Points
Posted by Taylor Han
Taylor Han
3,701 Points

Places to practice code, preferably project based?

Hello,

If I were to practice writing some code in textEdit on the Mac, how would I run this to see what it looks like/is it correct?

Also, I feel like I'm learning a lot on Treehouse, but would like the opportunity to practically apply some of these skills (for now very basic HTML, CSS and Javascript). I have heard about Elevator Saga and Codewars, but would love to hear about any other suggestions.

Thanks!

KRIS NIKOLAISEN
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,971 Points

Instead of textEdit I would download an enhanced editor like Atom

https://atom.io/

then search the packages and install 'Live Server'

https://atom.io/packages/atom-live-server

for seeing what code looks like

2 Answers

Dion Dermott
Dion Dermott
15,875 Points
Dion Dermott
Dion Dermott
15,875 Points

Regarding practising HTML/CSS/Javascript https://codepen.io/pens/# is a great resource.

While there aren't any projects as such you can find a pen that is interesting & edit it live, or use it as a starting point for your own project idea by forking it.