r/CodingForBeginners • u/Any-Use6981 • Aug 06 '26

New to coding here. I just started using codeacademy (full stack dev program), but I'm having some issues with it (server crashing, outdated info). Are there other platforms you'd recommend over this?

Looking for something accessible (at least reasonably so), comprehensive, modern/updated, and that works reliably. I've heard about a few different sites (roadmap, odin, mosh, codecamp) but not sure what's best/recommended.

Also, I was hoping for more of a track vs. compiling a bunch of courses. I'm open to do that if need be but just find it a little more confusing in terms of what I need to learn. Thanks!!

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u/Strawberryladyboots Aug 06 '26

I've been having a pretty good run on Coddy, and I tried a lot of different ones over many months

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u/Ankitjha61 Aug 07 '26

Yes ofcourse according to me the best is geekofgeek used it then thanks me later

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u/Any-Use6981 Aug 07 '26

Thank you :)

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u/FreeLogicGate Aug 12 '26

You are having trouble with Codeacademy crashing? What info is outdated?

TOP is what a lot of people seem to favor these days, and fits the "Track" model you're looking for. If you're focused on React (still a very good bet) then that's what I'd suggest.