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  10 of the best trustworthy sites for learning CODING that you may not know In today’s digital world, coding has become so popular that it can change one’s life. We have composed 10 of the best trustworthy sites to learn coding. You can take an example of coders who have sold their code to multi-nationals and became millionaires in months. Initially coding can be tough for a beginner. A person needs to understand the concept of computer science and get used to tools that help in developing the code. Many people give up before starting, but it doesn’t have to be in that manner. The best way to learn code is with project based approach. It will give you new ideas, keep you motivated and most importantly your retention of code will be increased. So, before you start coding lesson, think of a small project in your mind. Below mentioned are the best resources for getting started with coding. Codecademy : This is the most popular and recognized resour

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Written by Pamela Vaughan     With real estate above, below, and to the side of your blog posts themselves, your blog is a lot more than just the content you publish to it. But with so many different widgets, plugins, and other add-ons out there to choose from, it can be tough to know what to include and what to leave out. Choices, choices. This can leave blog managers in a tizzy, and the result is usually a blog littered with a ton of unnecessary bells and whistles. An over-cluttered blog can look messy and unprofessional, and when you have a lot of widgets and plugins competing for visitors' attention, it can also dilute the performance of those individual add-ons. And no one wants that. So how can you use add-ons to enhance, not inhibit, your blog's performance? Here's a rundown of the common blog widgets, plugins, and add-ons you should consider adding to your blog. We'll highlight which add-ons are must-haves for every blog and provide you with