44 Sites were the winners! Some well known and some...not so much! (or at least for me).
I asked on Twitter "What is your favorite site to learn programming?" and I got almost 400 answers.
What is your favorite site to learn programming?#DEVCommunity #CodeNewbies
— Eleftheria Batsou (@BatsouElef) April 6, 2021
Let's see what tech people say!
Most common answers:
Very common answers:
- Geeks for geeks
- Pluralsight
- edX
- Coursera
- Udemy
- Udacity
- TreeHouse
- SoloLearn
- MDN Web Docs
- Codecademy
- Lynda / LinkedIn learning
- Codewars
- SkillShare
- Scriba
- Tutorials Point
Common answers
- FrontEndMasters
- Microsoft Learn
- The Odin Project
- WesBos Wes was one of my first learning sources too!
- OpenClassrooms
- Javapoint
- Stepik
- UIdev
- Code with Mosh
- Code with Harry
Not so common answers
- She codes
- Codemy
- Ardan labs
- Zero to mastery
- DataQuest
- EdYoda
- StackSkills
- newline
- BSD education
- The App Brewery
Quite a few answers about Spanish sites too
- Curso em video, Spanish
- Platzi, Spanish
I also got many answers specific to Python
And many people suggested
- Localhost:8080, 127.0.0.1:3000
If a site doesn't belong to the Most Common/Very common section it doesn't mean that it's not good! Work with the sites that best suit your needs! For example, freecodecamp.org is an excellent choice for many people as it covers many aspects of programming, it's free and you don't have to download anything. Other sites are great too, it doesn't mean that they don't have quality learning paths or tutorials.
Thank you everyone for participating in Twitter :)
What about you? What is your favorite site?
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Top comments (7)
Curious, how do you define most-, very-, not-so-, and uncommon answers?
What would be interesting to me is the code used to crunch your data.
Thanks
That's why I have embedded the tweet. The answers are coming from there :)
I'm sorry I was not clear.
Could I please see the data and/or code you used for this (data science) project?
Thanks ;)
Thank you for that list 🤗
My pleasure!!
Currently enrolled in Flatiron Coding Bootcamp! Great place to learn if your'e willing to spend money for a curriculum and guidance through it.
Yes, I heard some good things about Flatiron too!