Codecademy is an online interactive platform that offers free coding classes in seven different programming languages including Python, PHP, jQuery, JavaScript, and Ruby, as well as markup languages HTML and CSS. As of January 2014, the site had over 24 million users who had completed over 100 million exercises. The site has received positive reviews from many blogs and websites, including the New York Times and TechCrunch.
- HTML & CSS - Learn how to create websites by structuring and styling your pages with HTML and CSS.
- JavaScript - Learn the fundamentals of JavaScript, the programming language of the Web.
- jQuery - Learn how to make your websites interactive and create animations by using jQuery.
- PHP - Learn to program in PHP, a widespread language that powers sites like Facebook.
- Python - Learn to program in Python, a powerful language used by sites like YouTube and Dropbox.
- Ruby - Learn to program in Ruby, a flexible language used to create sites like Codecademy.
- Animate Your Name - Create an animation of your name
- About You - Make a website all about you
- Sun, Earth, and Code - Build your own galaxy
- Make a Website - Build a recent version of Airbnb's home page and learn the fundamentals of web development in the process.
- Make an Interactive Website - Build the Flipboard home page and learn how to add interactivity to your website.
- Make a Rails Application I - Build the Etsy site using Ruby on Rails and learn the essentials of database-backed web applications.
- Learn AngularJS - Learn to build web apps using AngularJS 1.x. By the end of the course, you'll be able to use AngularJS to create your own apps.
- Apigee API (JavaScript) - Learn how to use Apigee's API to store your app data in the cloud!
- WePay API (Ruby) - Learn how to use the WePay API!
- WePay API (Python) - Learn how to use the WePay API!
- YouTube API (JavaScript) - Learn how to use the YouTube API!
- Box API (Ruby) - Learn how to use the Box API!
- GitHub API (Ruby) - Learn OAuth2 with the GitHub API!
- SoundCloud API (JavaScript) - Learn how to use the SoundCloud API!
- Mandrill API (JavaScript) - Learn how to use the Mandrill API!
- NPR API (Python) - Learn to use the NPR API.
- Dwolla API (Python) - Learn how to use the Dwolla API!
- Evernote API (Ruby) - Learn how to use the Evernote API!
- NHTSA API (Python) - Learn how to use Python and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's API!
- Twitter API (Ruby) - Learn how to use the Twitter API!
- SendGrid API (Ruby) - Learn to use the SendGrid API.
- Fork it!
- Commit.
- Push.
- Submit a pull request :)
If you found a mistake, or want improvemenents are needed feel free to submit a new issue with an appropriate label
Big thanks to all contributors.
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