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Literally, I understood how CSS works when you explained in the first 38 seconds of this video than the entire semester! I was so confused on the relationship between CSS and HTML. Thank you!
I've learned more in these 15 minute HTML and CSS videos than I have a whole semester in college. Thank you so much man. I'm excited to see where I'll go with this!
I really appreciate it,man! I am glad you’re inspired. Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel. Stay tuned for more tutorials and insights!
Glad to be of help! To help you on your coding journey, check out the Free Resources on my website: rootstechnology.info/resources/ Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel. Stay tuned for more tutorials and insights!
That's awesome! Glad you found this tutorial helpful. Feel free to grab the sample curriculum under the "Free Resources" tab at www.ROOTsTechnology.info Also, check out my Coding Tutorials: ua-cam.com/play/PLSfWIdYZl6qcI4mKuRV4ViQyPzM38JPy7.html Thanks for tuning in and subscribing to my channel!
I'm a graphic/web designer who intended to learn web development. I tried to watch other tutorials but I just end up closing their videos and just quit learning this field. Some contents out there are not just friendly to understand. I'm glad I run into your channel. Your videos are short but easier to learn! Your teaching style will earn you more subs if you continue this kind of stuff.
@@rootstechnology Roel is correct on your style of teaching. I'm a Degreed Accountant and I too have watched other vids and I find myself stuck on your tutorials more so than anyone else. You bring everything to a complete understanding.
@@vmac7418 I appreciate the support, man! I am glad that you found my tutorials helpful! Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel! Stay tuned more tutorials and insights!
man,u really should make more videos, i just started learning code today, all the other videos make it seem so difficult, but yours shows the exact opossite, so simple and easy
I recently decided to switch out of CIS - Web Deva and Programmingto major to History for a variety of reasons and just teaching myself different programming skills on the side (I would drop out entirely but my life goals kind of require a degree in general). I'm just really not interested or motivated enough to slowly learn just the basics of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and C++ over the course of 4+ years when I can do it much faster on my own. It's safe to say I found the channel I'm going to watch to get those wev dev and general programming skills. :D Thanks for the great tutorials dude. Between your HTML and CSS videos, it took 30 minutes of my time to learn the same amount that I learned in two months or so of my Web Dev class. And it was way less confusing than having to read out of my horribly formatted textbook and go through the class files that were also horribly formatted. Feel confident to finish out the semester and actually know wtf I'm doing now! Also I laughed in the HTML video at "most important skill is googling" because so far between Web Dev 1 and C++ classes, I've found that to be so true LOL.
LOL, learning to Google is the greatest skill anyone can have right now. I'm glad my videos have been helping you on your coding journey Saito! Thanks for tuning in and subscribing to my channel!
Hi Hampson. On your computer, if you have a text editor (watch my text editor video: ua-cam.com/video/7Rhv9eFjuSY/v-deo.html) you can create a file called "index.html" and put the HTML code in there, then create a file called "styles.css" and put the CSS file in there. Google how to "connect html to external CSS file" so you can connect the two. Make sure both files are in the same folder, so create a folder called "project" or something and put both files in there. When you want to view it, double-click the "index.html" file and it'll open up in the browser.
Yooo this is some 🔥 stuf cant lie I just started coding and believe me you helped me allot you just had to put in the video how to ad a second page and link them together everything else is fire 🔥🔥
Ayye, glad this video helped you! If you're still having trouble connecting your HTML page and your CSS, here's a quick tutorial: www.w3schools.com/css/css_howto.asp In the same folder as your HTML file, create a "stylesheet.css" file, and connect it using the steps under "external CSS" in the link I posted above. Hopefully that helps.
Hi John, here's a video I did giving you tips on what type of features you should add to your portfolio projects. ua-cam.com/video/dbia5lqgEXI/v-deo.html
Keep the content rolling! Quick question, do I need to take a course in Intro to Computer Science before I dive into Learning Python so I get a better understanding or I can go straight to learning how to do Python(or any other programming language) without taking the Comp Sci course ?
Dive right into learning Python. You don't need a course on CS, unless you want it. Learn the language and syntax first, and use CS as a reference when you feel like you need a deeper explanation.
Got it. One more question. In your opinion, what is the best way to learn how to code? And how long did you study per day. Although I just started, I kinda struggle with retaining the information I learned that specific day and it leads to me not knowing how to start when writing a code...if you get what I’m trying to say
@@realKaymoney best way to learn: get a mentor, like me, that uses a project-based curriculum to teach you. Check out www.RootsTechnology.info I have a curated React JS and Python/Django curriculum that I use to teach my students fullstack web development, and it's full of practice problems to help them retain the information, and projects for their portfolio. We have hour long sessions where I help breakdown topics to them, making sure they really understand what they're learning, and help hold them accountable towards finishing the curriculum. That's the best way to learn, by having a mentor guide you through a project-based curriculum. Check out www.RootsTechnology.info if you're interested in having me help you.
I liked the way you explain anyway at the end of video you didn't show us how you added the link string for opening up next time to see the code again .thanks again
Hi Edy! For you to save the code so you can see it again, you have to create an account on JS Bin and be signed in, so you can save it. Sorry I didn't mention that.
Hi Samson! It’s hard for me to help without seeing the code. If you want to do a video consultation, contact me at www.ROOTsTechnology.info Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel!
Did you make sure your code looked exactly like mine? It's hard for me to pin point what the issue is without actually seeing what you're doing. But, go back on the video and make sure your code is exactly like mine because one minor change can through every thing off. And, if you want to hop on a video call with me, use the "Contact Us" on my website: rootstechnology.info/
It’s not necessary. When you see tags/elements you don’t know how they work, make sure you Google them so you can learn about their purpose and attributes. It's a good way to start slowly learning about the different HTMl tags. Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel, Brian!
Hey Ferguson, that's good! Have you built a couple web pages with HTML and CSS? After those two technologies, you should learn Flexbox and then learn Bootstrap.
Thanks for subscribing and tuning in, Toyin! Glad the video helped you, more tutorials to come! And yeah, you can contact me at www.ROOTsTechnology.info and use the contact form there.
30 Coding Apprenticeships:
sunny-artist-8760.ck.page/9be0e5e745
FREE Coding Curriculum:
sunny-artist-8760.ck.page/4cfb088c83
Learn to code with me as your mentor:
www.ROOTsTechnology.info
Subscribe To My Channel:
ua-cam.com/users/rootstechnology
Literally, I understood how CSS works when you explained in the first 38 seconds of this video than the entire semester! I was so confused on the relationship between CSS and HTML. Thank you!
hahaha! That's crazy. Glad this video helped!
This video is perfectly explained, all thumbs up, yet only 2K views. YT needs to improve their algorithm so content like this becomes more popular.
Ha! I appreciate you for that, Kevin! Glad you found the video helpful. More tutorials to come!
Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel!
I've learned more in these 15 minute HTML and CSS videos than I have a whole semester in college. Thank you so much man. I'm excited to see where I'll go with this!
Ha! That's awesome!
You literally are meant to go to heaven. People like you are not rare nor seldom, but 1 in +oo. Truly inspirational
I really appreciate it,man! I am glad you’re inspired. Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel. Stay tuned for more tutorials and insights!
You make this easy and it’s giving me motivation to change my career
Glad to be of help!
To help you on your coding journey, check out the Free Resources on my website: rootstechnology.info/resources/
Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel. Stay tuned for more tutorials and insights!
I’m self teaching myself how to code and Mr you’re helping so much! I really appreciate the effort to help us i means a lot
That's awesome! Glad you found this tutorial helpful.
Feel free to grab the sample curriculum under the "Free Resources" tab at www.ROOTsTechnology.info
Also, check out my Coding Tutorials: ua-cam.com/play/PLSfWIdYZl6qcI4mKuRV4ViQyPzM38JPy7.html
Thanks for tuning in and subscribing to my channel!
I'm a graphic/web designer who intended to learn web development. I tried to watch other tutorials but I just end up closing their videos and just quit learning this field. Some contents out there are not just friendly to understand. I'm glad I run into your channel. Your videos are short but easier to learn! Your teaching style will earn you more subs if you continue this kind of stuff.
Thank you Roel, really appreciate that! I have more tutorials lined up to come! Stay tuned!
@@rootstechnology Roel is correct on your style of teaching. I'm a Degreed Accountant and I too have watched other vids and I find myself stuck on your tutorials more so than anyone else. You bring everything to a complete understanding.
@@vmac7418 I appreciate the support, man! I am glad that you found my tutorials helpful! Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel! Stay tuned more tutorials and insights!
man,u really should make more videos, i just started learning code today, all the other videos make it seem so difficult, but yours shows the exact opossite, so simple and easy
Thanks Alan! If you ever need more support you should think about becoming one of my students.
rootstechnology.info/
I recently decided to switch out of CIS - Web Deva and Programmingto major to History for a variety of reasons and just teaching myself different programming skills on the side (I would drop out entirely but my life goals kind of require a degree in general). I'm just really not interested or motivated enough to slowly learn just the basics of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and C++ over the course of 4+ years when I can do it much faster on my own. It's safe to say I found the channel I'm going to watch to get those wev dev and general programming skills. :D
Thanks for the great tutorials dude. Between your HTML and CSS videos, it took 30 minutes of my time to learn the same amount that I learned in two months or so of my Web Dev class. And it was way less confusing than having to read out of my horribly formatted textbook and go through the class files that were also horribly formatted. Feel confident to finish out the semester and actually know wtf I'm doing now!
Also I laughed in the HTML video at "most important skill is googling" because so far between Web Dev 1 and C++ classes, I've found that to be so true LOL.
LOL, learning to Google is the greatest skill anyone can have right now.
I'm glad my videos have been helping you on your coding journey Saito! Thanks for tuning in and subscribing to my channel!
Great introduction to CSS my friend!
Hi John! Glad you found these tutorials helpful!
Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel! Stay tuned for more tutorials!
This channel deserves 100x the attention it has. Keep up the incredible work.
Wow, thank you for the support Anthony! Really appreciate you!
Loving it, thanks for sharing it really helps the way you break the process into steps.
Hi Lawrence! Glad you found these tutorials helpful!
Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel! Stay tuned for more tutorials!
I love your way of teaching. Nice and simple. Keep it up.
Thank you! Glad you found this helpful!
Thank you, I was able to follow allow and do some of my own stuff. It came out okay. How would I go about sharing this webpage that I created?
Hi Hampson. On your computer, if you have a text editor (watch my text editor video: ua-cam.com/video/7Rhv9eFjuSY/v-deo.html) you can create a file called "index.html" and put the HTML code in there, then create a file called "styles.css" and put the CSS file in there.
Google how to "connect html to external CSS file" so you can connect the two.
Make sure both files are in the same folder, so create a folder called "project" or something and put both files in there. When you want to view it, double-click the "index.html" file and it'll open up in the browser.
Yooo this is some 🔥 stuf cant lie I just started coding and believe me you helped me allot you just had to put in the video how to ad a second page and link them together everything else is fire 🔥🔥
Ayye, glad this video helped you!
If you're still having trouble connecting your HTML page and your CSS, here's a quick tutorial: www.w3schools.com/css/css_howto.asp
In the same folder as your HTML file, create a "stylesheet.css" file, and connect it using the steps under "external CSS" in the link I posted above.
Hopefully that helps.
Many thanks 🙏🏾 🙏🏾🙏🏾
You are the Best.
Appreciate you, Abdel!
Thanks for tuning in and subscribing to my channel!
very nice video, helps me summarize my knowledge👍
Glad to hear that!
Nice video Tolu!!
Thank you, John!
@@rootstechnology What's a good way to develop a portfolio?? What are some projects you could work on. Do you have your own website?
Hi John, here's a video I did giving you tips on what type of features you should add to your portfolio projects.
ua-cam.com/video/dbia5lqgEXI/v-deo.html
@ToluVsTj thank you kindly
Practicing this tonight!
Awesome!
This is awesome man thank you!
Glad you found it helpful! More tutorials to come!
Thanks for tuning in and subscribing to my channel!
Thank you...
You’re welcome! If you’re interested in learning to code with me as your mentor, check out my Coding bootcamp: rootstechnology.info/
Great video! Very helpful. Can you do a video on bootstrap4?
Yep! That's in the backlog, so stay tuned!
Thank you
You’re welcome Anjanee!!
Keep the content rolling! Quick question, do I need to take a course in Intro to Computer Science before I dive into Learning Python so I get a better understanding or I can go straight to learning how to do Python(or any other programming language) without taking the Comp Sci course ?
Dive right into learning Python.
You don't need a course on CS, unless you want it. Learn the language and syntax first, and use CS as a reference when you feel like you need a deeper explanation.
Got it. One more question. In your opinion, what is the best way to learn how to code? And how long did you study per day. Although I just started, I kinda struggle with retaining the information I learned that specific day and it leads to me not knowing how to start when writing a code...if you get what I’m trying to say
@@realKaymoney best way to learn: get a mentor, like me, that uses a project-based curriculum to teach you.
Check out www.RootsTechnology.info
I have a curated React JS and Python/Django curriculum that I use to teach my students fullstack web development, and it's full of practice problems to help them retain the information, and projects for their portfolio.
We have hour long sessions where I help breakdown topics to them, making sure they really understand what they're learning, and help hold them accountable towards finishing the curriculum.
That's the best way to learn, by having a mentor guide you through a project-based curriculum.
Check out www.RootsTechnology.info if you're interested in having me help you.
I liked the way you explain anyway at the end of video you didn't show us how you added the link string for opening up next time to see the code again .thanks again
Hi Edy! For you to save the code so you can see it again, you have to create an account on JS Bin and be signed in, so you can save it.
Sorry I didn't mention that.
@@rootstechnology No problem now i know,thanks for the tips.
Please can you create a tutorial for Javascript for Beginners.
Will do! Just added that to my list of videos to make, thanks for the recommendation!
I have tried using the id tag to target and change the colors but it is not working. Please advice me
Hi Samson! It’s hard for me to help without seeing the code. If you want to do a video consultation, contact me at www.ROOTsTechnology.info
Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel!
I can’t get it to change color either did you figure it out ?
I followed your instructions but can't get the "p" to change color
Did you make sure your code looked exactly like mine? It's hard for me to pin point what the issue is without actually seeing what you're doing. But, go back on the video and make sure your code is exactly like mine because one minor change can through every thing off.
And, if you want to hop on a video call with me, use the "Contact Us" on my website: rootstechnology.info/
yow whats the deal with the html meta..no index i didnt see you put it
It’s not necessary. When you see tags/elements you don’t know how they work, make sure you Google them so you can learn about their purpose and attributes.
It's a good way to start slowly learning about the different HTMl tags.
Thank you for tuning in and subscribing to my channel, Brian!
Am now okay with Html and css
Hey Ferguson, that's good!
Have you built a couple web pages with HTML and CSS?
After those two technologies, you should learn Flexbox and then learn Bootstrap.
interesting
Did you find this helpful in learning the basics?
How can we reach you via email?
Hi Joel! You can reach me by using the Contact link on my website: rootstechnology.info/contact/
Looking forward to hearing from you soon!
Woowww, I'm surprised, I've learnt a lot. Can I send you an email?
Thanks for subscribing and tuning in, Toyin!
Glad the video helped you, more tutorials to come!
And yeah, you can contact me at www.ROOTsTechnology.info and use the contact form there.