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Some gems in here!
I used to compile lists of the more formal learning sites to learn for free until I stumbled across a beauty called Class Central that already does that. I'm not tied to them in any way, just a fan. They break things up by subject, university, or by provider if you already have memberships. They also stay on top of all these sites changing their revenue models.
What they don't do though is promote these sites that are dedicated to very specific skills.
Class Central is indeed a good addition. thanks for sharing with us.
exercism.io is really cool too. Been there both to learn Rust and teach Python, was a great experience :)
Thanks, I haven't checked it yet but thanks for suggestions.
For Java, codegym.cc/ is the best site I have come across.
is Codegym free?
CodeGym is free as a mobile app.
Sorry I just saw your comment. When I used it it was!
Re: number 10:
I paid for Leo Trieu's Airbnb course last year and wasn't a fan. He assumes a good amount of knowledge from the user, despite advertising the course as no experience needed (I had completed half of freecodecamp.org's curriculum when I tried it, so I had some experience to my name), and his answers to questions from the community were often borderline rude and/or just unhelpful (pasting a link to a stackoverflow answer with no context or explanation).
There were a couple instances where commenters pointed out security flaws that should be addressed, and he thanked them for pointing them out but then wouldn't answer more questions about the flaws or how to fix them (his response was something along the lines of "you don't need to worry about it," if I remember correctly).
My overall impression was that he was interested in making videos and having people pay monthly subscriptions for them, but he didn't actually care at all about helping people learn. Which is a shame, I was really excited to build the Airbnb clone 😕
Don’t know the exact algorithm, but may I congratulate?🎉
It’s chrome iOS. I think they at least showing relevant articles to my growing history, but barely saw blog post. So for me it seemed a ”thing”.
It seems chrome suggestions getting better day-by-day
What a humble person you are.
Their album is just something. Now I’m planning to create a website for fans of this group. Let’s all help me together to promote our group. The site is already under construction, the only problem I encountered is the synchronization of SQL databases. I plan to use Avtosin. Perhaps someone will tell you better options? There are certainly programmers among fans of heavy metal.
I like CodinGame
It's fun and challenging.
And you can use TDD to solve the puzzles :)
Looks interesting, I am going to check them out this weekend, thanks for the suggestion.
Hey! This is a great list - thanks for sharing! One great addition: thecodex.me/. Our goal is to create the best place to learn Python on the web. Our big focus is on application of concepts through projects (we release a free project every tuesday!). Let me know what you think - would love to get some feedback on how our site stacks up and could be improved. thanks!
This is a great list, I didn't know many of the recources you provided! I'd like to add some Python-related recources, as well. They are divided by the level of advancement, which I think is very cool. I hope you find them useful.
I feel it's inappropriate to leave out edX
hello Boris, I agree, edX is a great resource. I will include edX when I revise these article with a few more resources. thanks for suggestion
I think to missed out teamtreehouse.com
They provide most of top programing courses with certification.
I don't think they are free, do they have any free tutorial or course?
As a beginner in programming, I use edx.com
Yes, I did check edx.com a very good resource.
Typo on #4
plurasight.com -> pluralsight.com
Thanks, corrected it now.
designgurus.org has really good courses on coding and system design interviews.
That's true, I like it to make 50 and could do with your help, feel free to suggest any website which is worth including in this list.
Take advantage of goormIDE.
goormIDE is a fantastic cloud based IDE and it's free!
On udemy.com you can also learn ALL programming languages in less than 40 minutes now for free:
udemy.com/less-than-3-hours/?coupo...
Super!!
awesome, thanks for share