Codecademy.com

[brandnewboss]

Anyone know of any sites or apps similar to codecamy.com that work for iPad, the site itself doesn't work with iPad which sucks worse than my roast blend coffee.

[phaz0rz]

You trying to steal my info bro?

[phaz0rz]

To get to the site without multiple URL forwards, you have to use https://www.codecademy.com/

Now that I understand what you're asking, I don't know of any real alternatives for that. Back in the day I used to use w3's editor to practice, and dreamweaver to implement.

[empirestate]

WTF is he asking?

[phaz0rz]

I'm pretty sure he's looking for a web-based HTML editor to practice on. But trying to edit HTML on an iPad sounds like a nightmare no matter how it's done.

w3 is an option, they have an interactive HTML editor - HTML Tutorial

[rsot]

[brandnewboss]

I'm touching up on my html, css and java skills, not trying to design any sites on the iPad just trying to get some practice in when I'm out and about

[brandnewboss]

What's good about codecademy is your not just reading or watching video's, they give you excercises so you get hands on practice as you go with an online editor. I can still use it on my laptop it's just I usually only bring my iPad when I'm out on the town

[phaz0rz]

w3 is very similar to what you are describing. They have a tutorial for every HTML tag, every CSS option, and every JS script. Plus they have an interactive editor which you could use from you iPad.

Alternatively, a quick Google search on my end yielded several HTML editor apps for Apple devices.
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=ipad+html+editor

[brandnewboss]

Cool I'll check it out later and yes I did do a Google search as well btw just wanted to get some extra input here, thanks

[phaz0rz]

HTML Elements

That's the link, you should check it out for real. They've updated the site quite a bit since the last time I was on there. But they have absolutely everything there is to learn, and you're getting it straight from the source.

This is the editor used with all of their tutorials:
Tryit Editor v2.6

[brandnewboss]

Looks good, I can hear that coffee shop calling me now..

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by brandnewboss

What's good about codecademy is your not just reading or watching video's, they give you excercises so you get hands on practice as you go with an online editor. I can still use it on my laptop it's just I usually only bring my iPad when I'm out on the town

Why not load windows on the ipad?

I play with Swift which is dedicated Apple.

[brandnewboss]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Why not load windows on the ipad?

I play with Swift which is dedicated Apple.

I don't think you can load windows on a iPad, I've looked into that before.

The swift app looks pretty good though, I'll check it out, thanks.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by brandnewboss

I don't think you can load windows on a iPad, I've looked into that before.

The swift app looks pretty good though, I'll check it out, thanks.

Just sent a text to my brother...he looks after these things for us.

Happy to update for you later.