Girls who Code

[@evalee7694]

Wow you are very awesome. You really just boost my self esteem a whole lot. I got this book a couple of weeks ago and I'm really excited for my future in this path. Thank you

[@simplyana-maria]

+Eva Angon Thank you Eva! I'm sure you are awesome too. Keep going on your path, and who knows where it will take you. Merry Christmas to you and to your loved ones!

[@Genevieve8002]

I have that book, it's very good for when you are first starting out, also useful as a reference resource too.

[@simplyana-maria]

Indeed it is Genevieve! ;)

[@cumiral]

Thank you for the coding tips/websites :)! Good luck with reinventing yourself through coding. I believe it's definitely an interesting path to be on right now :). Hug!

[@simplyana-maria]

+Raluca JOY indeed it is...thank you!!! you too!!!;)

[@moreralucajoy8608]

Thank you for your feedback regarding coding :)! Good job!

[@simplyana-maria]

+More Raluca JOY my pleasure! I hope I can inspire at least one person with this...;)

[@moreralucajoy8608]

Simply Ana-Maria of course..you already did :)

[@simplyana-maria]

More Raluca JOY hahaha...I guess I did.;)

[@danieltamunotonye1050]

Ur Romania? I live in Constanta

[@Ali-lm7uw]

Hi, thanks for the information. Could you recommend some newer books for begginers as Jon duckett's books are now getting outdated.

[@simplyana-maria]

Hello Mir! Thank you that you found it helpful! The question is: which direction you want to go? what do you want to learn? If you are like me (or even haven't found a direction yet) and just want to progress with HTML&CSS and mostly JAVASCRIPT. Well there are quite a lot of books out there, that might make it feel a little bit intimidating. Here are a few books that I own/use and find them good/useful: 1.Javascript Programming Head First (O'reilly) -also there are HMTL/CSS Head First (O'reilley) 2.Learning Web Design, by Jennifer Niederst Robbins 3.Object Oriented JavaScript by Stoyan Stefanov 4.Building Android Apps using HTML, CSS and JAVASCRIPT, by Stark (O'Reilly) I could make the list longer... but it's good to be smart and efficient... plus of course there are online classes... one that I followed and found it great is: JavaScript: Understanding the weird parts. (Udemy) hope this helps!!!;-)

[@piecornrose4831]

A really great video, thank you!

[@simplyana-maria]

Thank you Alena! ;-)

[@z4oz4]

Thank you I need acourse in cyper security if you have source tell me

[@simplyana-maria]

Hello Zozo! Thank you for asking. Though I am not an expert in cyber security (not yet anyway), I can point to a beginners book: www.amazon.com/Cybersecurity-Beginners-Raef-Meeuwisse/dp/1911452037/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_14_t_0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=A064K7K44YBDVR859ZQ1 As for courses there are simply to many. If you are looking for free sources: www.cyberdegrees.org/resources/free-online-courses/ -or the one from UDEMY : www.udemy.com/the-complete-internet-security-privacy-course-volume-1/ (which is 10 $ now) Hope this helps a bit. ;-)

[@mllealexis1722]

Thank You :)

[@simplyana-maria]

Thank you! Happy if this helps! ;-)

[@mllealexis1722]

Yes! Your experience and point of view were needed...You are right...Our voices as women matter too :)

[@simplyana-maria]

Indeed they are! ;-) Thank you Alexis!!! ;-)

[@chrisginoc]

Thanks for the video. I am new to coding. Fresh with no experience. Would the html and css book by Jon duckett be a good starting point? I dont wanna learn outdated info and have to re- learn or correct some bad coding habits. Let me know what you think. Thx

[@simplyana-maria]

Hello Chris! thank you! Indeed the books are a good start on this journey. Also if you combine them with a few other things ( join one or more of the many coding academies online, for more practice, or include a few other online resources). Try this book as well: "Learning Web Design" by Jennifer Robbins. I could extend the list of books, but that is more than sufficient. Jon Duckett books are very good to understand things/concepts very clearly, with practical examples. I hope this helps! Have fun coding! ;-)

[@androandro7179]

Inspiring video! Me is thinking to learn code and change my career for a while! So have you quit your job as an architect or doing code on the side ? Best of luck to you :)

[@simplyana-maria]

Hello Amna! And Happy New Year!!! Thank you for asking. No, I haven't given up my architect profession. Coding is just another part of me, of my own development. It helps me be better at many things. ;-) Best of luck to you, too!!! ;-)

[@androandro7179]

Simply Ana-Maria Happy new year to you too :) You are absolutely right about using it as a tool to be better in other things ;) I am a doctor but I like to try new things every now and then for the joy of learning new skills :D it is such a great feeling !

[@simplyana-maria]

Indeed it is!!! ;-) Have fun with it!!! It's worth it! ;-)

[@aboodediriye7798]

hi..im new in coding i love it so much thank u for this video ^_^

[@simplyana-maria]

Hello aboode! It's great that you started the coding adventure. It's indeed so much fun. Especially, when you get it...haha. Good luck further!

[@aboodediriye7798]

^_^

[@oliveira1820]

Muito legal o seu canal, Ana Maria. :)

[@simplyana-maria]

Thank you Tiago! ;-)

[@matarloum2894]

Good, hepful video.

[@simplyana-maria]

Thank you Gugle! ;-)

[@babytarot18]

hey that helped cool thnx

[@simplyana-maria]

+Lol welcome!

[@petersubecz8041]

Tud itt valaki magyarul?

[@simplyana-maria]

Sorry Peter, but I don't speak Hungarian. ;-)

[@petersubecz8041]

Simply Ana-Maria Some romanians speak hungarian

[@simplyana-maria]

I know Peter. ;-)