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The Web for All - Kickstarter
Until now, my main focus on Learneroo was full-scale programming like Java and Algorithms. Many people may not want to create full-scale software programs but are still interested in learning how the web works and in creating their own websites. However, it's difficult to know how to get started.
In my next Kickstarter, I plan to cover all the topics and tricks you should know to get started creating websites. I'll cover the difference between using online web apps and doing it yourself, how to find cheap or free web hosting and how to get started installing your own web applications. Later, I'll cover the basics of HTML and CSS so you can have full control of the look of your site. Finally, I'll cover the fundamental concepts of programming and javascript, so you can do even more!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/arikrak/the-web-for-all-learn-to-create-websites