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1). Frontend Masters
React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Gatsby, Next, JS, Node, TypeScript, StoryBook, you name it.
The best option to start - Complete Intro to Web Development.
Free/Paid
2). FreeCodeCamp
FreeCodeCamp is definitely the best completely free online resource for learning to code.
The best option to start - Responsive Web Design Certification.
https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn
Free
3). Coursera
A huge amount of courses from the greatest universities around the world.
The best option to start - Internet History, Technology, and Security (University of Michigan).
Free/Paid
4). MDN
One of the greatest and well known open source communities. Don't forget to check the Firefox Browser Developer Edition.
The best option to start - Learn web development.
https://developer.mozilla.org/
Free
5). W3Schools
An extremely understandable and intelligible educational website for learning web technologies.
The best option to start - Learn HTML.
Free
6). Udemy
A broad selection of IT courses on a variety of topics, from Web Dev to Hardware.
The best option to start - any course by Maximilian Schwarzmüller.
Paid
7). EggHead
The short but capacious courses. Mainly on the topics of web programming and frontend.
The best option to start - The Beginner's Guide to React.
Free/Paid
8). Wes Bos
The best option to start - JavaScript30.
Free/Paid
9). Scrimba
The best option to start - The Coding Bootcamp Primer.
https://scrimba.com/allcourses
Free/Paid
10). LinkedIn Learning
The best option to start - Become a Software Developer.
https://www.linkedin.com/learning/
Free/Paid
11). Flavio Copes
The best option to start - The JavaScript Beginner's Handbook.
Free/Paid
12). JetBrains Academy
The best option to start - Track: Python Developer.
https://www.jetbrains.com/academy/
Paid
13). FutureLearn
The best option to start - Learn to Code for the Web (University of Leeds).
Free/Paid
14). edX
The best option to start - CS50's Introduction to Computer Science (Harvard University).
Free/Paid
15). Mike Dane
The best option to start - Javascript Tutorial.
Free
+ Bonus - University of Helsinki's MOOC
The best option to start - Elements of AI.
Free
Please feel free to complete the list by replying to this post. Which resources do you like best?
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Top comments (1)
I would add The Odin Project. Simple and fast web, nicely explained, great resource for HTML/CSS, JavaScript, NodeJS, Ruby, Rails and GIT.