Hey! I'm Trying to Code.

Why I made this...

Code is intuitive. It is logical.

I've been coding for 5 years, and along the way it was a struggle.

I thought there might be a better way to start people into actual code.

I've been testing this site for a little while and I think it's working. I want this site to be a place where people can go to intuitively understand what it is like to code, try some learning projects, get hooked into the fun part of code, and eventualy dive deeper into code on other sites. When I started, I struggled to understand what code really was, what it was for, and what I had to do in order to learn it.

I want a beginner to be able to go here, and feel like they've always known code.

Here is my plan:

- keep the base features free forever

- allow users to remain anonomous (no email)

- listen to user feedback

- focus on specific audiences

- be simplistic and fun

Who is this for?

At the moment I have 2 audiences in mind:

Where I'm at now.

This website, while released to the world, is under development it's missing some core accessability features, and important functionality.

It is a demo, and if enough people show interest, I will continue working on it.

This website belongs to me right now, however I am thinking about making it open source,

if you feel strongly about that, let me know!

What can you do?

Try the website, tell me what should be better, and share it with anyone who might benifit from it.

Thank you for being here!

Clarifications:

By actual code, I mean written code such as python or javascript.

Although I understand the use of block coding, and its versitility,

it seems to me to be worthy of a seperate catagory.