u/Timely_Platypus4986

Hey everyone,

I’m 15 and just starting my coding journey. My goal is to build a software project for Hack Club (aiming for those AirPods 3!) that will take about 60 hours in total. I’m working on this with a friend, and we want to do it all manually no AI shortcuts.

The project is a "Study Comrade" web app (features: focus mode, Pomodoro timer, and a flashcard system using LocalStorage).

Since I'm a total beginner, what is the best way to start learning Vanilla JavaScript?

Are there specific free resources (books, videos, or sites) that are best for "learning by doing"?

How should me and my friend split the learning process so we stay synced?

Any tips on how to structure a 60-hour learning path so we don't get overwhelmed?

We’ve got VS Code set up and know the basics of HTML/CSS, but JS feels like a big jump. Any advice is appreciated!

Im 15 and i wanna become a pilot i really love planes so as i researched i came upon icpp. i figured out air india cpp cost waaayy moreeee soo i thought indigo was a good idea and it is better than conventional path so i was wondering if anyone that is in or was in icpp can give me some advice and tell me about the cost of training in icpp, I know it will be more than 1 crore but if i get some idea it will be great.