@vheeorji22 Not at all.
Many modern day survey shows that more the 97% of the modern websites are build without HTML.
HTML is dead in big 2026.
Not worth investing time in it.
@SigilType I did try you out.
It's really good, generally people keep on grinding test's as a practice, but your platform say's "test" & "practice" aren't the same.
But, when I took daily 10 min practice, i only found 27 lowercase key's, what about the other's?
It fee's incomplete.
@SamsDevLab I started it around 6 week's ago.
Now I can touchtype at around 38 WPM with around 98% accuracy.
Trust me, it's a terrific investment.
You will use this skill for rest of your life.
It's just painful at the start, later you surf the wave 🌊
Are you planning to learn it?
I used to think touch typing was some kind of superpower.
One and a half months ago, I started practising it as a hobby.
Now I can type without looking at the keyboard and recently hit 36 WPM.
Still occasionally wondering how my fingers know where they're going.
You can learn Git with plain text files before knowing how to code. Still, if I were a beginner, I'd learn C first. It's hard to see why Git matters until you build projects without it.
Starting from zero, would you learn Git before your first language, or after?
I wanted version control in place before rebuilding my C projects, and revisiting Git showed me how shallow my knowledge actually was. Before, I only knew the basic commands to get by.
It also made me think about where Git belongs on a beginner's roadmap.