Top Most Best Websites to Learn Coding Online

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Don’t just download the latest app, help redesign it. Don’t just play on your phone, program it. — Obama.
There’s no reason why shouldn’t know the basics of coding. You can automate tasks, you can program your Excel sheets, improve workflows, you can extract data from websites and accomplish so much more with code. You may not be in the business of writing software programs but knowing the basics of coding will help you communicate more effectively with developers.
Gone are the days when you had to enroll in expensive computer training classes as now exist a plethora of web-based courses that will help you learn programming at your own pace in the comfort of your web browser.

The Best Sites to Learn Programming

If you are ready to take the plunge, here are some of the best websites that offer courses in a variety of programming languages for free. I have also added a list of companion ebooks that will give you a more in-depth understanding of the language and they don’t cost anything either.
Online CoursesProgramming Books (Free)
JavaScriptCode AcademyLearn StreetKhan AcademyCode CombatCode AvengersEloquent JavaScriptJavaScript GuideSpeaking JavaScriptJS The Right WayOh My JS
HTML & CSSCode AcademyDon’t Fear The InternetTutsplus,Learn LayoutA to Z CSS,DashWeb Accessibility,The Hello WorldMozillaDive into HTML520 Things I LearnedHTML Dog,HTML & CSSHTML5 for DesignersDOM Enlightenment
jQueryCode AcademyTutsplus,Code SchooljQuery FundamentalsLearn jQuery
PythonCode AcademyGoogle,Learn StreetPython Tutor,IHeartPYPython for You and Me,  Dive into PythonLearn Python the Hard WayThink Python,Python for FunTango with DjangoDjango
Ruby & Ruby on RailsCode Academy,TryRubyCode Learn,RailscastsRubymonk,Learn StreetWhy’s (Poignant) Guide to RubyLearn Ruby the Hard WayLearn to ProgramLearn Rails by Example
PHPCode AcademyPHP ProgrammingPractical PHP
Google Apps ScriptGetting StartedOffice HoursGoogle Scripts Examples,Learning Apps Script
WordPressTreehouseWordPress TV
Linux & Shell ScriptingStanford.eduExplain ShellConquer the Command Line
Node.jsNodetutsNode SchoolThe Node Beginner Book,Mixu’s Node bookNode Up and RunningMastering Node.js
Git (version control)Code SchoolGit ImmersionGitHub TrainingPro GitLearn Git
Objective-C (iOS & Mac)Code SchoolStanfordiTunesU
Chrome Dev ToolsCode SchoolDev Tools SecretChrome Dev Tools Tutorial,Udacity
Go LanguageGolang.orgGopherCastsProgramming in GoGo by ExampleLearning Go
JavaLearn JavaCoding BatProgramming in JavaO’Reilly Learning JavaThink Java,Java & CSJava for Python Devs
Android App DevelopmentUdacity (Google Developers), CourseraThe New BostonGoogle UniversityApp Development EssentialsCode Learn
D3 (data visualization)Data Visualization for the WebDashing D3D3 Tips & Tricks
Everything ElseUdacityedX.orgCourseraUdemy$Lynda$Pluralsight$,Treehouse$Open ConsortiumOne Month Rails$
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On a related note, the following chart from Google Trends shows the relatively search popularity of various programming languages over the last 5 years. JavaScript has maintained the lead.
This was Guest Post by - Paul Ray

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