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This is a site that I found when having trouble with JavaScript code. This site is incredibly helpful to anyone having problems with JavaScript. I couldn't believe it when I found this many explanations and helpful guides on so many topics. The site covers most of the more advanced concepts of JavaScript, or if it does show simple code it explains its more complex applications. This site came in handy for many times in my Programming and Logic class when I was having trouble. I find the information on the site very reliable because when I fix my code according to its instructions it always solves the problem. I would recommend this site to anyone who has a grasp on the basics of JavaScript and wishes to expand their knowledge.

Github is a place to share your code using the standard git protocol. It's very useful for working on code with others.

Codecademy is the easiest way to learn how to code. It's interactive, fun, and you can do it with your friends. I'm using this site to learn PHP, python, java script, and many other kinds of code. the site has pre-made lessons to help teach you about the codes.

You might want to try Kahn academy. They've got some great programming tutorials; a 5th grader showed me last week and it is awesome!

Test your JavaScript, CSS, HTML or CoffeeScript online with JSFiddle code editor. This site is like a sandbox for java scripting, also has HTML and CSS. JS fiddle is a great place to make your own code, and test codes out.

This cite allows you to look at any color that you please and find the code that would be needed for it to be entered into a web site. I used this many times because it allowed me too use a variety of different colors that expanded beyond the colors that my teacher gave me. It also suggested color schemes that look good on a website.

Great place to find information about the health and safety regulations, building codes and laws relating to fire fighting.

Stencyl is a program that allows users to create flash games. It uses a coding system similar to scratch which allows users who have little to no coding experience to make games.

HTML CSS JavaScript jQuery AJAX XML ASP.NET SQL Tutorials References Examples.Great site, for learning code and having a cheat sheet incase you forget

This source helped me get my truck going again i checked my glow plug solenoid and that wasent it. it ended up being a dead battery and that dead battery kill my good battery

Is there a way to connect this to your sugaring work? Are batteries needed for anything as a tool or piece of equipment?

Give tutorial videos on all kinds of codes and projects ( costs $$$)

A free open source code editor ( HIGHLY RECOMMENCED )

Summarize: The main points of this website are different for each chapter. Each book chapter has many online activities to help you cement the Spanish into your brain. The purpose of this website is to practice Spanish through a series of different activities; depending on which lesson that you are on there are certain practices that you can do. There are also many topics depending on the lesson that you are working on practicing, for example in lesson 5A: birthdays and families are the two things to study. This lesson is all about teaching people how to talk about specific family members, how old they are and what things you would see/ have at a party. This website includes lots of information on speaking Spanish. If you are interested in culture that I would look elsewhere, but if you have a Realidad's book along with the book codes found in each lesson, than this is a very practical website for studying and practicing your vocabulary. Review and access: Phschool is a super useful source when studying or practicing. There is a test preparation for each lesson and I use it to see if I have understood all the vocab in each chapter. Other sources haven't been as helpful to me, because they don't follow the Realidad's lessons exactly and don't have all the concepts in our chapters. The information given is definitely reliable because it goes along with a Spanish textbook that our Spanish teacher from Spain recommends using to study. I would recommend this website to anyone who is learning Spanish, because it has helped me learn mine. In the beginning of the lesson everything is fairly easy and as you work your way through the practice the Spanish gets harder until you eventually get to the test preparation. Reflect: This source is very helpful and I continue to use it. Each practice takes between 1-10 minutes depending on how fluent you are at your Spanish. This source has helped to direct my studying and practicing so that I have less to do later on and mor

While at the Vermont Tech Jam last Friday, Oct. 24th I spoke with several people who helped to point me in a positive direction regarding my possible career choices One person I spoke with is Tom Jaros from Empower Mobility. Empower Mobility is a custom app making company. Tom gave me great advice to help me with my own app making endeavors. He told me to start with simple things and work my way up. Another thing he told me was if I wanted to make Apple apps I needed to get an Apple computer. He told me to look for old versions of Mac computers so that I don't have to spend a fortune. I thought the things he told me where valuable points and I would consider asking him for an interview about the coding that are required for creating apps. I may have more to reflect on after asking him more questions and talking with him further. Tom sparked my interest with creating apps and I look forward to branching off into this field.