Learn Web Development
Web development is in a very good place right now for online learning. A lot of good content creator on youtube sharing their knowledge. If you are completely new to coding, no worries, I suggest you start learning html and css, then proceed to learning about javascript. Javascript is a vast langueage today which is essential in front-end development but can also be used for back-end (server side) development. Some other back-end languages, which some would say are more robust than javascript, are: C#, C++, Java, F# are the most common ones.
I would also suggest, when you feel a bit secure, you try to make a small projects on your own, a lot of the learning experience comes from googling and finding the answers to the problem you're having, and trust me, there will be problems. With enough motivation it is only a matter of time until you are proficient in web development!
Youtube
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Traversy Media
0Traversy Media features the best online web development and programming tutorials for all of the latest web technologies including Node.js, Angular 2, React.js, PHP, Rails, HTML, CSS and much more
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freeCodeCamp
0FreeCodeCamp.org is an organisation who has developed a rigid portfolio with courses on youtube and in their own programs, they even give out certifications to the people completing their program. Their videos include web design languages as well as mathematical calculus & python.
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Programming with Mosh
0Programming with mosh teaches full stack web development. Such as c# for backend programming, but also a lot of different frontend languages to delve into. Programming with mosh has amassed a lot of followers and is a firm believer in the self taught road. "All you need is passion and determination, not a degree" - Programming with mosh
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Fireship
0High-intensity ⚡ code tutorials to help you build & ship your app faster. Subscribe for new videos every week covering intermediate to advanced lessons about JavaScript, Flutter, Firebase, and modern app development.
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Clever Programmer
0This Clever Programmer is teaching python, javascript and also database queries such as SQL. He also provide tips and tricks that, allegedly, will take your coding skills to the next level.
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DesignCourse
0Gary at DesignCourse has created a lot of courses stretching from UX and photo manipulation to vanilla javascript, React and Vue. At present, DesignCourse has over 600k followers on youtube.
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LearnCode.academy
0At LearnCodeAcademy there is a lot of content and courses related to: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, CSS Layouts, Responsive Design, React.js, Node.js, Angular.js, Docker, Dev Ops, Server Administration, Deployment Strategies.
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Program with Erik
0Erik is an old time java developer who transitioned to web development and now wants to give back to the community. Courses and tips regarding frontend such as svelte, vue and of course javascript.
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edureka!
0Edureka is a live and interactive e-learning platform with the mission of making learning accessible to everyone. A big team behind the channel curates content on trending topics in the areas of Big Data & Hadoop, DevOps, Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, Angular, Data Science, Apache Spark, Python, Selenium, Tableau, Android, PMP certification, AWS Architect, Digital Marketing and many more.
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An Object Is A
0At An Object Is A you can find front end courses related to Three.js, React, javascript and also about web extensions. Advice is also given on web development among other topics.
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Websites
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Hackerrank
0HackerRank provides problems in a wide range of Computer Science domains such as algorithms, machine learning, or artificial intelligence. Here you can practice your new skills, whether it is javascript, C#, C++ or some other language.
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Coderbyte
0Coderbyte provides coding challenges that can be solved directly online. Complete the challenges to increase in rank. You can also practice for coding interviews at specific companies that Coderbyte features. Some examples are Microsoft and Google.
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ProjectEuler
0Project Euler is a series of challenging mathematical/computer programming problems. You cannot however solve the problems directly online. The challenges often involve writing a small program to solve the clever mathematical problem.
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CodeChef
0CodeChef is a global programming community that fosters learning and friendly competition with a large community of problem curators. It is built on top of the world’s largest competitive programming platform. They also host three featured contests every month where the winners will be awarded with prizes and goodies.
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exercism
0On exercism you can choose between 52 different language tracks to master. They differ from other problem solving sites in that after a problem is submitted you can work with a mentor who reviews your submission and helps you improve your code online!
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Codewars
0Codewars provide coding challenges, or as they call them "katas". The katas are community created and suppose to teach various coding techniques. You can solve the katas online in their online editor in several languages!
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LeetCode
0At LeetCode you can solve challenging coding problems in C++, C#, C, Java, JavaScript, Python and Ruby. There are over 800 questions present on the website. They also have a section specifically for job interview preparation.
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SPOJ
0Sphere Online Judge is an online judge system with over 315,000 registered users and over 20,000 problems. The solution to problems can be submitted in over 40 languages and advanced users can organize contests under their own rules and also includes a forum where programmers can discuss how to solve a particular problem.
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