HTML for Beginners (Yes, Even You Can Do It!)

Welcome to HTML for Beginners, the course where we demystify the world of coding and make building websites so simple that you’ll wonder why you didn’t start sooner. If you can make a cup of tea (and wait the standard 5 minutes for it to brew properly), you can definitely learn HTML.

What Will You Learn?

In this course, we’ll take you step-by-step through the essentials of HTML, covering:

Lesson 4: Creating Forms – Because Asking for Emails Online is Less Awkward

Welcome to Lesson 4! Now that your webpage has images and links, it’s time to step it up a notch and actually interact with your visitors. How? By creating forms! Whether you want to collect emails, ask for feedback, or even settle the age-old debate of whether pineapple belongs on pizza, HTML forms have you covered (and without any of the awkwardness of asking in person!).

Lesson 3: Adding Images and Links – Because Who Wants a Boring Web Page?

Welcome to Lesson 3! So far, your web page might look like a book report, but we’re about to fix that. Today, we’ll spice things up by adding images and links—because nothing screams “professional” like a page full of cat photos and clickable memes. Let’s take your page from “meh” to “wow” with just a few simple tags!

Lesson 2: Formatting Text and Lists – Give Your Web Page Some Structure (Now with Caddy Server!)

Welcome back, web wizard! Now that you’ve started your HTML journey, it’s time to make your web page look more organized. Today, we’ll dive into headings, paragraphs, and lists to give your page a solid structure. And just like in Lesson 1, we’ll use Caddy to host your creation. Ready to show off your well-organized content? Let’s get started!

Lesson 1: HTML Basics – Your First Step Toward Internet Domination (Now with a Side of Caddy Server!)

Welcome, budding web overlord! Today, we’re diving into the wonderful world of HTML, the not-so-secret sauce behind every website. You’ll be creating your very first web page (yes, for real!), and if you’re feeling fancy, we’ll even show you how to host it locally using Caddy. But don’t stress, Caddy isn’t essential for learning HTML—it’s just here to make you look extra cool. Ready? Let’s get started!

Lesson 1: Introduction to CSS – Dressing Up Your HTML

Overview

Welcome, future web design legend! In this first lesson, we’ll dive into CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)—the magic that transforms your plain, awkward HTML into the web equivalent of a catwalk model. Think of HTML as the skeleton, and CSS as the fabulous outfit that makes your website the talk of the town.

By the end of this lesson, you’ll know how to link CSS to your HTML, set up a project folder, and host it using Caddy (the server, not the car). Plus, you’ll master the fine art of text editors—Vim, VSCode, or the trusty old Nano. Ready to make your HTML look less like a plain pizza and more like a gourmet dish? Let’s do this!

Getting Started with Arch Linux: A Beginner’s Guide to Mastering the Basics

Introduction

Ready to embark on the epic journey of installing Arch Linux? If you’re not yet sure what Linux is or why you’d choose Arch, check out our guide on “What is Linux and Arch Linux” to understand the basics before diving into the installation process.

Awesome! We’re going to do this with MBR (because old school is still cool), a single root partition (because simplicity is king), and we’ll top it off with Xorg and GNOME Shell (because who doesn’t like a shiny, modern desktop?).

Python for Beginners: The Easiest Step into Coding (with a Dash of Django)

Greetings, fellow soon-to-be Pythonista! 🐍

If you’ve ever thought about entering the world of programming, Python is that friendly neighborhood language waving at you from across the street, saying, “Hey, I got you covered!” It’s not just for coders who wear glasses and debate whether Vim or Emacs is better (by the way, I’m team Vim — more on that in a later post).

Why You Need to Learn Java: The Secret to Unlocking the Universe (Or Just Getting a Job)

So, you’ve heard of Java, huh? Maybe someone whispered it to you at a tech meetup, or perhaps you stumbled across it while Googling “how to make a million dollars coding.” Whatever brought you here, welcome! Today, we’re going to explore why learning Java isn’t just a good idea—it’s a brilliant one. And I promise to keep it fun because, let’s face it, coding can be as dry as a week-old sandwich without a little humor.

What Is an Enterprise Application in Java? A Hilarious Journey into the Land of Big Java Apps (And Why You Need This)

Introduction

Alright, let’s cut to the chase—what the heck is an “enterprise application” in Java, and why should you, dear beginner, care? Well, buckle up, because we’re about to take a wild ride through the world of big, beefy Java applications that run the show behind the scenes of your favorite companies. You might not know it yet, but by the end of this post, you’ll be convinced that enterprise apps are the superheroes of the digital world—and you’re going to want to start building your own.