You learn to code by typing it.
Why it works this way
Videos and books explain plenty. The skill arrives later, when you type something, it breaks, and you work out why.
Pastroding is built around that moment. Lessons sit beside a browser editor, and automatic tests tell you whether your code does what was asked.
How a lesson runs
- read
- A short explanation of one idea, with the task at the end.
- write
- Type your answer in the editor next to it. There is nothing to install first.
- run
- The tests check your code and show what still needs work.
- move on
- Your progress is saved to your account, so the next lesson is waiting when you come back.
Where it goes
HTML and CSS first, then JavaScript and beyond. Along the way, hands-on projects ask you to use several topics at once.