Free code learning places

Coding is now being termed as the next qualification that one should have in todays times .Backing this notion are some of the most prominent names like bill gates and mark Zuckerberg.

Where ever you go the employers are asking for the coding skills   that  you possess.

Earlier only the people who were part of the tech industry , the graduates in computer science but now everyone ,no matter what is your qualification background need to know something about coding.

The next big question that arises is where to learn coding from, learning to code from an institute or a certified professional will heavily cost you.

So is you are one of those who want to learn coding and don’t want to shell out big buck doing so.

Here I compiled the list of 10 website where you can easily learn coding through regular practice at their interactive sites.

So here we go :

1.  HTML5 Rocks:
   HTML5 Rocks is a google project with various contributors that work for technology big-wigs.  The site hosts tutorials, seminars and material on HTML5 coding and lets you contribute as well!  HTML5 is the source language for a large bulk of websites created and maintained by new webmasters and coders.

2.  MIT OCW (MIT OpenCourseWare)
This educational portal is the online repository for courses and seminars conducted in the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology, locates in Boston, MA.  It offers free download of course work and assignment material of a long list of courses aimed at computer hardware and programming.   Learning from the MIT faculty is indeed a dream come true!
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Ruby, JavaScript, Python, jQuery and PSP are some of the languages taught in the website that features an old-fashioned lesson based approach to teaching coding to first time programmers.  It is also object based, giving short assignments to complete to improve mastery of language.

4. Khan Academy:

The Khan Academy, is a educational resource website that offers video tutorials and practice sessions for beginners and experienced programmers alike in JavaScript.  The site offers coaching on drawing, coloring, use of variables, animation basic and all other features that provide a comprehensive JavaScript learning platform.

5) Udacity:

Udacity is a project based education oriented website that helps people from all age groups learn the coding language of their choice through interactive projects.  The sites’ coursework is designed in collaboration with tech firms to reflect industry needs and help students glean career boosting knowledge and information.

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