11 free ways to start learning how to code

A little familiarity with coding can be a huge help for automating processes, batch scripting, and creating tools and utilities on the fly. Luckily for you, TechRepublic has published a list of the top 10 free resourcesto get you learning how to code – and we added a couple of our own resources as well.1. Hour of CodeHour of Code, from the non-profit Code.org, is aimed at students, but there's no age limit on what you can learn. According to TechRepublic, it features "an hour-long introduction to computer science and coding."2. Free Code CampEver wanted to learn JavaScript but had no idea where to start?Free Code Campcan getyou started, and give you the opportunity to "work through full-stack JavaScript coding projects, with the support of the Free Code Camp community via chat rooms." 3. MIT OpenCourseWareMIT's OpenCourseWareputs...
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hi,
bw reporting has following topics.
BEX ANALYZER
exception, condition, filter, calculated key figure, restricted key figure, variables.
BEX BROWSER
BEX MAP
BEX WEB
find a materials in the following links
SDN, Sapgenie.com,Ittoolbox.com,sapfans.com are the websites for SAP and SDN is a good site for SAP Material.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/e3/e60138fede083de10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/bp_biv335/BI_EN/index.htm
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/webcontent/uuid/e78a5148-0701-0010-7da9-a6c721c6112e [original link is broken]
How-to Guides for SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse 7.0 [original link is broken]
regards
harikrishna N

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I am creating apps. Can someone tell me where to send the idea to get money or learn how to code so I can code it myself??? Please?

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http://www.sarvidesigns.com/
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Hello,
"Do I really NEED to learn the basics of coding BEFORE diving
into DW, or
can
DW help me learn the coding as I use the Design or Split
modes? "
You don't have to, and you will certainly learn things by
looking at what
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make DW far easier
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frustration, in the
long run.
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undoing hours
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basics.
Change the code and see, in real time, what happens...right
there.
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with DW.
If you just jump into DW, the learning curve will be huge and
painful.
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more importantly, what you can do.
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function to
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to layout a
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> After much frustration with having others design my
website for me and not
> getting what I want, I figured what the hell, I'm going
to learn it
> myself. As
> I'm reasonably familiar with Photoshop CS3 through my
photography, DW
> seems the
> logical next step, although I'm also considering
learning to code from
> scratch,
> just using NotePad or TextPad or something like that.
The whole coding
> thing
> intimidates the hell out of me, though.
>
> Do I really NEED to learn the basics of coding BEFORE
diving into DW, or
> can
> DW help me learn the coding as I use the Design or Split
modes?
>

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