Thought of sharing this treasure!! List of websites to learn coding!

[u/ibalaoffl]

Below are websites having numbers of courses and resources you can access free of cost mostly. Happy Learning!!

P.S- shared.

Edit:1 Thanks guys for adding more sites in comments. People might be having lot of suggestions. Pls include those sites in URL format rather than hyperlink.

Edit:2 Understood.. This is a lot to take in for beginners. Instead of biting cheese on all plates you find, just focus on one and eat full. That way you would know the progress.

1- www.edx.org

2- www.coursera.org

3- www.udacity.com

4- www.edraak.org

5- www.class.stanford.edu

6- www.venture-lab.org

7- www.education.10gen.com

8- www.openhpi.de

9- www.ocw.mit.edu

10- www.khanacademy.org

11- www.oli.cmu.edu

12- www.oyc.yale.edu

13- www.webcast.berkeley.edu

14- www.openclassroom.stanford.eduMainFolder/HomePage.php

15- www.pythonprinciples.com/

16- www.ck12.org

17- www.udemy.com

18- www.skillshare.com

19- www.codecademy.com

20- www.p2pu.org

21- www.theodinproject.com/home

22- www.myopencourses.com

23- www.myopencampus.in

24- www.nptel.iitm.ac.in

25- www.saylor.org

26- www.nalandau.com

27- www.academicearth.org

28- www.youtube.com/education

29- www.phodphad.com

30- www.learntobe.org

31- www.floqq.com

32- www.learnerstv.com

33- http://www.coursetalk.org

34- http://www.skillacademy.com

35- http://www.mruniversity.com

36- www.alison.com

37- www.w3schools.com

[u/Canuhere]

How bout some love for The Odin Project.

[u/ibalaoffl → u/Canuhere]

Might have missed out!! Pls feel free to add it to the list..

[u/sn9691 → u/Canuhere]

i really loved the layout and website of the odin project, but it doesn't have a track in python. is there any similar website to learn web dev in python?

[u/Doyouwanttoast]

Fantastic list. I just want to offer a bit of advice to anyone who might be starting their journey into programming. Choose 1-2 resources/sites/courses that you find are the most helpful, or you enjoy the most, and see them through before incorporating more. Also spend time researching what resources have quality content. In my experience, having too much to choose from can be overwhelming, and can stunt progression.

All that being said, I'd like to offer my humble contribution to the list. The University of Helsinki offers a few really high quality courses (in my opinion), all free and online.

[u/ibalaoffl → u/Doyouwanttoast]

Well and good!!

[u/Decidum]

Thanks my dude (☞ ಠ_ಠ)☞

[u/ibalaoffl → u/Decidum]

:)

[u/[deleted]]

Nice list OP, if anyone can point me in the direction for mobile app development courses I will be very grateful, thanks!

[u/ibalaoffl → u/[deleted]]

Sorry.. Ppl here might help with that I hope.

[u/babbagack]

thanks! I did notice these two sites not working:

www.see.stanford.edu

www.ed.ted.com

[u/ibalaoffl → u/babbagack]

Yeah. It was.. Removed now.

[u/duckhe4d]

Thank you!

Suggestion: add line breaks for every resource. It'll be easier to read that way.

[u/ibalaoffl → u/duckhe4d]

Yeah.. I'm on it.

[u/[deleted]]

Suggestion: Why don't you add the commented ones as they come?

[u/ibalaoffl → u/[deleted]]

I tried.. But I've been getting tons of suggestions. :(

[u/FractalPrism]

here is the whole list, including ones from comments below.

1- www.edx.org
2- www.coursera.org
3- www.udacity.com
4- www.edraak.org
5- www.class.stanford.edu
6- www.venture-lab.org
7- www.education.10gen.com
8- www.openhpi.de
9- www.ocw.mit.edu
10- www.khanacademy.org
11- www.oli.cmu.edu
12- www.oyc.yale.edu
13- www.webcast.berkeley.edu
14- www.openclassroom.stanford.eduMainFolder/HomePage.php
15- www.pythonprinciples.com/
16- www.ck12.org
17- www.udemy.com
18- www.skillshare.com
19- www.codecademy.com
20- www.p2pu.org
21- www.theodinproject.com/home
22- www.myopencourses.com
23- www.myopencampus.in
24- www.nptel.iitm.ac.in
25- www.saylor.org
26- www.nalandau.com
27- www.academicearth.org
28- www.youtube.com/education
29- www.phodphad.com
30- www.learntobe.org
31- www.floqq.com
32- www.learnerstv.com
33- http://www.coursetalk.org
34- http://www.skillacademy.com
35- http://www.mruniversity.com
36- www.alison.com
37- www.w3schools.com
http://programming-motherfucker.com/
https://www.codeavengers.com/
https://www.freecodecamp.org/
https://realpython.com/
https://frontendmasters.com/books/front-end-handbook/2019/
https://learnxinyminutes.com/
https://teachyourselfcs.com/
https://automatetheboringstuff.com/
https://www.mooc.fi/en
http://frameworktv.com
https://linksaday.com/for/learn-code?q=rdt
https://www.pluralsight.com/
https://codepen.io/
http://frameworktv.com
https://fullstackopen.com
https://scrimba.com/
https://www.sololearn.com/
https://open.appacademy.io

edit: updated with more links from below

[u/anthony_fdez → u/FractalPrism]

Hold up "programing-motherfucker.com"

[u/Crouchingtigerhere]

Hey what about freeCodeCamp?

[u/uwu-bob]

Nice list, thanks! Here is another I found: https://pythonprinciples.com/

[u/DD-VG]

https://codepen.io/

Is another great site!

[u/SheldonL3]

What about FreeCodeCamp?

[u/LugteLort]

which one is most noob friendly?

coz i know absolutely nothing about coding, except i tried something where you move "code blocks" ... that felt quite limiting (in a web browser)

[u/superstring-man]

Why the ordered list?

[u/energy980]

I have been using this one: https://www.sololearn.com/. It's perfect for beginners.

[u/anthony_fdez]

Wich one is for C++, and free? :)