50 Places You Can Learn to Code (for Free) Online
Many big names in education including MIT and Stanford offer programming courses, absolutely free.
UC Berkeley’s Computer Science department offers a huge collection of courses in programming and computing.
Find more than a hundred online course materials for electrical engineering and computer science in MIT’s OpenCourseWare collection.
Through iTunesU and Coursera, Stanford University offers plenty of programming courses, including Coding Together: Apps for iPhone and iPad, Programming Methodology, and Human-Computer Interaction.
U.K.-based Open University has a variety of learning units in computing and ICT.
From the University of Southern Queensland, you’ll find courses in Object Oriented Programming in C++ and Creating Interactive Multimedia.
Through Princeton University’s Coursera site, you can find courses on algorithms, computer architecture, and networks.
From the University of Michigan, you’ll get access to great programming courses including Computer Vision and Internet History, Technology, and Security.
If you’re just dipping your toes into programming, or you want to find a variety of resources, these sites offer several different ways to learn how to code.
Mozilla Foundation’s School of Webcraft is a peer-powered school that offers free web development education.
Google Code University is full of excellent resources for code learning, including tutorials, introductions, courses, and discussion forums.
Search Google’s repository of code through this awesome resource.
On Webmonkey, you’ll find tutorials for everything from building your first website to developing with HTML5.
Find programming courses from the Saylor Foundation, Teachers’ Domain, and more in this directory of open education.
In ArsDigita’s curriculum, you’ll find excellent courses for programming design, computer science, and even artificial intelligence.
Many of Code School’s courses are paid, but they do offer rare gems like Rails for Zombies that are worth checking out.
Find references for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on Sitepoint.
Video tutorial site Khan Academy offers computer science courses with an introduction to programming and computer science, including lots of Python resources.
Lifehacker Night School:
Lifehacker.com offers this concise guide to learning code, with 4.5 lessons offering the basics of programming.
Through Wikiversity’s School of Computer Science, you’ll be able to study techniques for programming in computer systems.
Check out the Computer Programming section of Wikibooks to find resources in just about every coding language.
Find plenty of resources for learning web technologies on Mozilla’s Developer Network, including lessons in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Get an introduction to programming from Landofcode, with practice resource, reference, tools, and how-tos.
Academic Earth’s collection of video courses is impressive, boasting computer science and programming courses from Harvard, Stanford, MIT, and more.
Learn how to develop anything you want with this site, offering explanations of terms, resources, and cheat sheets.
Udacity is a great resource for finding programming courses, including Intro to Computer Science, Web Application Engineering, and Software Testing.
Learn computer programming from these popular courses on Udemy. Many are free, but be sure to check; some are paid.
On Learn Code The Hard Way, you’ll find books and courses to learn Python, Ruby, C, SQL, and Regex. Although courses aren’t free, the books are.
The New Boston offers an incredible collection of video tutorials for all types of programming, including iPhone and computer game development.
Check out this weekly web show to find programming how-tos that you can use.
Onvard offers a self-guided resource for learning different tracks, including Ruby on Rails, HTML, and PHP
WiBit.net:
Wibit.net shares several courses and videos offering free education in programming, especially C and Java.
Learn how to code on these sites with a heavy community influence ready to offer help to newbs.
This Q&A community, programming is one of the most popular subjects, offering users a great way to learn from peers.
Like Stack Exchange, Stack Overflow is a Q&A site, but this one is all about language-independent programming questions.
Check out Codecademy for an easy, interactive way to learn how to code.
A part of Codecademy, Code Year is a project that provides participants with a new interactive programming lesson each week.
This incredible development resource offers articles, discussions, quick answers, and tips for programming.
Learn how to code for free with the help of a personal mentor on Village88. You can even get certified and find a job through the site.
Find tutorials, discussion, and more on this community learning site for programmers.
Join this community, and especially the email list, to find tech help and resources for code learning.
In this IT community, you’ll be able to start projects, join contests, and more, all for developing your programming skills.
Check out the Processing forum to find a great community for answering programming questions.
Drill down to the language you really want on these sites, offering expansive learning in one or two specific languages.
Learn how to code HTML and CSS through fun exercises and games on CodePupil.
Learn Python offers a free interactive Python tutorial, for beginners and experienced programmers alike.
Check out Pyschools to find practices, challenges, and other resources for learning Python.
Visit Hackety Hack! to learn the basics of programming Ruby, with no previous programming experience needed.
Designed for kids, this Ruby learning resource is great for beginners of all ages.
Explore Ruby code with this site, offering an interactive tutorial and editor that allows you to check it all out.
On Code Avengers, you’ll find a fun game for learning JavaScript.
Here you’ll find free video tutorials for Adobe Flash development.
Check out Apple Developer’s collection of more than 100 session videos from the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference.
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