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Hi everyone, I am looking to increase my knowledge and understanding about computers, how do they work stuff like that. Got any books or clips or whatever to recommend? I think I need to know that because I work with computer and I think it can help for programming. Thanks!

There are lot of free HTML editors that offer you something that those payed ones dont. For example Code Editor Brackets (made by Adobe) is a free code editor, a very good one, it does have a Live option that allows you to code and see the result instantly on web browser where some payed code editor like Sublime or similar does not have option like that. Lets say Atom, another free code editor by GitHub, is also a good one, its community is so large, they have many pluggins and themes where payed ones dont have. But free code editors often are slower then payed, not all but most of them. I recommend you try them and find one that pleases you: Atom Brackets Notepad++ Light table Blue fish VS Code Thats that I know for the Windows OS, there are lot more out there, but if you want my recommendation I would say VS Code (Visual Studio Code). It is developed by Microsoft, its free, and its very good. Big community, you can install plugins, themes, supports lots of programming languages, it does have console there so you dont have to go to cmd (command prompt) to work with SQL or whatever, and what is most important its fast and stable. I havent experienced any crashes. I used to work with CodeRunner that I payed 15$ and it crashed a lot of times. I am happy with VS Code. Trust me, I spend a lot of time on Windows and then switched to Mac and became Apple freak or whatever you call it, and when Apple fan suggest you use something that Microsoft created then its really good! Of course I would suggest Notepad++ it seems like a good one. I hope it helps!

I know to code in PHP and JS but I am feeling that I dont know that really good, that I have missed some stuff and I want to review it. I tried JS on my own (with books) didnt work out. Tried one course, taught me just a partially JS, but still I valued that knowlege that I learned from that. Then I said I want to go to school where they teach you Web Programming in a year, because I want someone to teach me. Its a good thing, but still didnt feel I learned all, I think they use lots of terminology words and its not that simplified and I am kinda a guy who likes to learn step by step. Then out of nowhere on YouTube I find you, and thats how all started. I like the way lectures are made and they are simple to understand. Also like the way of teaching. You teach like I would do (when you were talking about what HTML is I said in myself "If I ever teach someone to code I would tell them that HTML is like bricks on the house" and then you say the same I know we are sharing the same name but we got lot of similarities, maybe you are my long lost brother haha ) With your teachings I finally put the puzzles I was missing in their place. I mean I've learned web foundation, and many more things from you where others didnt taught me, and that help me realize so much in coding. I just finished JS functions, and even I learned that before, I feel that I know more than before and that my knowledge of JS is better. And of course better understanding of programming and all. I am simply telling you all of this just you to know that you are a great teacher. Thats why I asked in what order should I learn your courses because in PHP course you said that you wont have to say what functions are cuz you explained them in JS course, and I want to hear your explanation for that (I know, little weird, but I want to master the basics, after that everything else is easier). Stefan P.S.(I have enormous urge to select answers like "Dogs wrote HTML" , "Stef is trying to mess us again" , "Fries are good for you", dont know why )

Its okay, I took JS course because I saw you film it in that order and you teach in that order Thank you! Also Stef

Hi guys I wanna ask you, should I first learn PHP or JS? I watched Stefan's video where he said its better to learn first PHP then JS but that was 2014. I ask this because when I started PHP course it said "Prereqs: You should have completed the beginners HTML, CSS and JavaScript courses." . So what do you think?

Stefan is having a coffee with Stefan? Wow, this is some CoffeeStefption