I linked something that I used back when I was learning to code, but it looks totally different now, so I removed it. Honestly, ChatGPT is pretty good at coding. If you know where the code is, then you can paste it into ChatGPT and ask it in plain English what to change. Otherwise, you’d start at the beginning, just like any long journey.
I appreciate the answer but do not want to be affiliated with AI. Or even use it. I thought maybe there be a youtube video or a site that can guide me. …I thank you for the help tho…no sarcasm
Probably JavaScript, but I’m not sure, because I haven’t looked at the repository before. But you will need to know at least the basics of HTML for JavaScript to be useful. Idk if the load more function uses Ajax (JavaScript) or a backend language, or a combination of the two because I haven’t used it before. I only use an app for Lemmy.
No 100k, no deal! But the cool thing is that there are a lot of resources online where you can learn for free.
Yea but which ones do I learn to help out this instance the most.? And I am going in blind. Thank you for the link btw…no sarcasm
I linked something that I used back when I was learning to code, but it looks totally different now, so I removed it. Honestly, ChatGPT is pretty good at coding. If you know where the code is, then you can paste it into ChatGPT and ask it in plain English what to change. Otherwise, you’d start at the beginning, just like any long journey.
I appreciate the answer but do not want to be affiliated with AI. Or even use it. I thought maybe there be a youtube video or a site that can guide me. …I thank you for the help tho…no sarcasm
This is probably a good place to start https://www.w3schools.com/
I bookmarked it. Do I need to start with HTML and work up or is there something specific that I can start on to make lemmy.world the best?
Probably JavaScript, but I’m not sure, because I haven’t looked at the repository before. But you will need to know at least the basics of HTML for JavaScript to be useful. Idk if the load more function uses Ajax (JavaScript) or a backend language, or a combination of the two because I haven’t used it before. I only use an app for Lemmy.