I’m often asked: “What is the best resource to learn programming for a beginner?”
Some of the places I recommend are:
FreeCodeCamp
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Nice list. I'm also a big fan of Brad Traversy, he probably has the most diverse and comprehensive collection of resources out there.
For the complete beginner I also like:
Havard's CS50 via edX - Everyone should watch CS50s content to appreciate how computers, the internet, and programming works. The course covers everything from low-level C to Javascript and SQL. Even if you don't complete the coursework, the video content is a valuable introduction to Computer Science.
General Assemblys Dash - a free, interactive introductory course that is all done in the browser. The projects include a landing page, blog theme, and restaurant website.
Code Academy - Most of the content is free, easy to follow and frames each lesson on a project. The Pro version includes more projects, quizzes and online help via chat.
Resources for Front-end Beginners
Helen Anderson ・ Aug 27 '18 ・ 3 min read
Everything
awesome-x
in GitHub. Whenever I try to learn a new technology, it's one of the first things I search for, here are some examples:Flexbox Froggy
And
CSS Grid Garden
The Odin Project is another good resource for beginners, it have ton of examples and projects to work on as you go through the resources on the site.
yeah, I frequently recommend resources to the point that I put them on github for easy sharing
github.com/learnbyexample/curated_...
Awesome list! thanks.