10 Best Places to Learn How to Code in 2022

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  • curriculum

    The open curriculum for learning web development

  • The Odin Project is an open-source project created by volunteers with the aim to help beginners learn to code for free. The platform offers a complete learning path to becoming a full-stack Ruby on Rails developer. Beginners can also pick up some basics that most learning platforms don’t teach such as how the web works or how to use the command line. The Odin Project prepares students for job interviews by dedicating a full course to career advice, too.

  • khan-api

    Discontinued Documentation for (and examples of) using the Khan Academy API

  • Khan Academy is a non-profit organization that provides free education in many different fields, including computer programming, computer science, and computer animation (in collaboration with Pixar). The courses are made up of video lectures, coding challenges, and Q&A sections. Khan Academy also hosts Hour of Code, an e-learning website that teaches programming to children.

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