It originally took me a weekend to get the basic site done. Then, after I saw it's potential, I've been working on it more extensively.

I built a site to teach people to code by building projects: https://enlight.ml

Look nice. Could you put a filter at the top to select the language. I've spent several minutes trying to figure out which languages you teach.

Awesome!

I run the Enlight (https://enlight.ml) newsletter. Right now, it just delivers new project tutorials to 1k+ subscribers, but I plan on expanding that to other articles and interesting thoughts related to development.

Hey Kabir! Congrats on making the frontpage :) I loved reading this post a couple days back.

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

Good idea! Will implement this soon.

Thanks!

https://daringfireball.net is a classic, but good one.

Also, I have been reading a lot of https://hackernoon.com lately.

Is this open source? looks sick!

Kids want to have fun while they learn. As a fifteen year old, I'm sure this can be by building interesting projects that has to do with characters they identify it - maybe like a website with pictures of them and describing who they are. (HTML, CSS)

After some of that, you can move on to JS where they'll actually understand programming logic. I built a site to teach people to code the web. Maybe it'll help you a bit: https://enlight.ml

it relies on Wikipedia's API - and I am still working on the styling..Thanks for the input!