HTML in 5 minutes

#coding #programming #javascript

[srkaczmarowski]

This is quite literally everything you learn in the 10 hour CodeAcademy course. Thank you!

[dantedycer]

This is insane, very well done video, please do these for CSS and JS parts!

[Robertkokhreidze]

This one guy explaining html to me took 45min to explain what html is and you just saved me a year

[jennybennyglitter]

Took a 3 month break from codecademy due to life drama and needed a quick refresh of html. You delivered. Superb 👏

[bracketpair]

Animations are insane, great production quality!

[svetlana]

Honestly it was wayyy to fast, nobody can remember everything that was said in these 5 minutes. You'd have to watch at least a few times. BUT that is exactly what I liked. It was quick and I got all the information. I've got an overview on how to start and all the most important things. Now I can go back and slowly rewatch it and stop whenever I have to, in order to understand. Thank you. This was the best video I found on HTML. Keep up the good work.

[rezvihossain]

Everything in one shot. Good for brushing up in 5 mins. Love it. Thanks.

[Appollochan]

That was an awesome refresher, haven't touched HTML for 3 years, but it all came flooding back after this. :)

[GeekyMino]

Now this is how high quality video looks like! Great job.

[Mwtorres]

I like your minimalist and basic approach. Enough to give people a grasp of the concept and ignite interest. Thanks!

[Rocky-cctg]

I just discovered that this is my learning style. I had such a difficult time paying attention to other videos but this was just perfect! Thank you!

[DrianaVoinea]

I wanted to say THANK YOU I got my first web dev job! I started 9 months ago with this course and now I made a portfolio based on React Typescript projects and will start into my first frontend engineer job in July =) Believe in yourself guys! You can make it!

[srivatsanbalaji]

You are a good role model dude. I majored in CS but hate coding and have been figuring out life for a bit. Watching these videos motivates me to learn more out of comfort zone and pursue new things. Stay safe dude

[aguibanez]

Aaron, thank you. Your videos have gotten SO MUCH BETTER through time, it's actually insane and inspiring af. Keep at it mate!

[leintethegreat]

Man this was awesome. I'm so burned out by these extensive tutorials. Fast and quick to the point!

[Kyo-ivmh]

I've been learning how to code for about 6-7 months, and it feels great being able to understand what you're talking about.

[bouncepen]

this is 1 of the best short vids i have seen on such a big topic. good job. i already referred it to a friend.

[dvzuphv]

I don't understand anything am i just dumb or something

[dcngn_]

For someone who had taken a course years ago without ever using html, this was a perfect briefing. Especially things like the boilerplate autocomplete and the anti div movement.

[stradivariusboys]

Honestly it is a very very good recap for any beginner who want to refresh their mind after a week of not coding.