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Learning coding
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Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 9,937 Points

Would the console foundations course contribute to my programming goals?

My first goal is to build a nice website with a blog. Then I want to develop an online course on a with a community / forum on it. In wich degree do I need this four hour course?

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James Anwyl
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Learning to use the console will make you a better developer. But you may not need the console to create the kind of website's you are planning, depends on what tools you use. For example, if you make a blog site using Wordpress, you probably won't touch the console. If you make one using Node.js you will.

Definitely worth learning though.

Hope this helps :)

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Yes, it does. For now I know I can wait with this course. I started this course because it says it's for beginnens. The course is hard for me to understand. But that may me be, because I started programming as in abolute layman in the programming, or technical field.