My intention with this page is to share online resources for those who are interested in programming or those who are already into it! Some of this information about software development and online programming classes has been suggested by others. I have not used all of these, so use them without endorsement from me. These are just suggestions!
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Harvard University’s CS50 class
This free introduction to computer science course is taught by David J. Malan, with a focus on these programming languages: C, PHP, and JavaScript plus SQL, CSS, and HTML.
Code.org
With Code.org, you can learn the basics of computer science through a drag and drop, feature-packed learning experience. As a self-directed tutorial, complete with lectures from some of the biggest names in programming (think Mark Zuckerberg et al), you can work at your own pace. With tens of millions of participants, a variety of tutorial and free access to how-to guides and videos, this one is definitely worth trying out.
Free Code Camp
Free Code Camp offers a unique way of learning to code, by doing some social good, too. It teaches students basic and advanced techniques by building projects for non-profits.
Dash by General Assembly
For true beginners, Dash by General Assembly is a top choice. It teaches HTML, CSS, and Javascript via browser-based activities and exercises.
Code Conquest
For many, the first step into the world of coding is the most challenging. Code Conquest offers a free online guide for beginners, to help you ease into it.
TheCodePlayer
TheCodePlayer shows you detailed presentations that outline how others have built websites and apps, among other things, from scratch. Each lesson comes complete with a video and in-depth description.
Code School’s channel contains recordings of live Q&A sessions with developers, as well as the first level of videos for each of the topics they teach on their website.
Treehouse.com’s official Youtube channel includes instructional videos, The Treehouse show (round-up of tech news), and interviews with industry experts.
Chris Coyier, the creator of the website CSS-tricks, provides instructional videos focusing on CSS and front-end frameworks.
Interested in learning about more fundamental concepts in computing and programming? This channel has you covered.
This channel provides tutorials in Android, Java, Javascript and Python, and more.
Will Stern walks you through topic in web development, focusing on Javascript, jQuery, and the MEAN stack (MongoDB, Express, Angular, Node.)
This channel’s playlists walk you through the basic to advanced topics in a variety of programming languages, from Javascript to C.
Andrew Perk’s channel includes introductory tutorials on both Ruby on Rails and PHP.
Khoury’s playlists cover HTML, Javascript, PHP and other topics, including useful quizzes in addition to the screencast lessons.
Banas created an extremely popular “Learn Javascript in 30 Minutes” playlist, along with others for topics like Git, Android, jQuery, and CSS.
This channel contains introductory tutorials to get you started with numerous programming languages and topics, including Android and Python.
*If these aren’t enough, check out this r/learnprogramming thread on the same topic!
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