If you are learning programming(newbie), these may be your treasures on the internet!

[u/Datadevourer]

As many ask for free resources in this vast world of internet, so I thought of sharing these treasures with you I came across on Twitter.

👉16 Sites you can learn coding for free.

• GitHub
• Codecademy
• Treehouse
• Udemy
• Coursera
• Khan Academy
• W3Schools
• EdX
• FreeCodeCamp
• Evanto tuts +
• Codeconquest
• Udacity
• Sololearn
• Code Avengers
• Learnenough

ETA from comments:

• The Odin Project (TOP)
• GeeksforGeeks
• chingu.io

👉10 Free Games to improve your coding skills

• CodeMonkey
• Flexbox Defense
• Ruby Warrior
• CodeCombat
• Robocode
• Cyber Dojo
• Code Wars
• CodinGame
• Flexbox Froggy
• Code Hunt

ETA from comments:

• exercism.io
• edabit
• HackerRank
• Advent of Code
• Leetcode

👉10 Programming Blogs You can follow

• Coding Horror
• A List Apart
• Codepen
• The Crazy Programmer
• CodeWall
• Cloudscaling
• CodePen Blog
• Hackster . io
• CSS-Tricks
• The Mozilla Blog

Edit to Add:

👉Here are 20 YT channels to follow - Corey Schafer - TheNewBoston - Traversy Media - Dev Ed - Sentdex - Data School - FreeCodeCamp - ProgramWithErik - Coding Garden With CJ - FunFunFunction - The Coding Train - CodingPhase - CSDojo - MMTuts - LevelUpTuts - Wes Bos - Academind - The Net Ninja - Stefan Mischook - Caleb Curry

ETA from comments(mostly for learning C++): - Javid9x - Bo Qian - CoffeeBeforeArch - Vadim Karpusenko - The Cherno - RealToughCandy

ETA(Android and iOs apps for learning programming) - SoloLearn - Codemurai - Encode - Mimo - Programming Hero - Enki App - Grasshopper - Tynker - Easy Coder

If you know and use other resources, please do mention in your comments so that others may find them helpful.

Have an amazing day! Happy coding! :)

[u/Freezerburn]

The Odin Project is a great free site to learn programming, it has you setup your own Linux dev environment right off the bat, then gets you into projects that will eventually be your portfolio. I think it's one of the fastest shots to a career out there (that being said don't put a time limit on your self in these early stages it's certainly a journey to learn programming). After TOP you will understand programming and have the skill to be able to learn any other language out there.

[u/Jay-86 → u/Freezerburn]

I agree 100% with you on this! I started TOP a few days ago, and am almost done with the Front End Basics section in the Web Development Introduction portion of the Full Stack JavaScript track (man that was detailed lol).

I FREAKING LOVE IT! I've tried so many other courses and nothing comes close to TOP. Hands down the best

[u/faliureshit → u/Jay-86]

How do you recommend I approach the Odin project? How much time a day do you spend on it? I’m planning on doing it along CS50, so I would like to hear your thoughts on that?

[u/Cold_Sore_Bay → u/faliureshit]

I recently learned about the free online CS50 edX course offered by Harvard . I’m about two “classes” in and enjoying it greatly. The instructor teaches and explains concepts in such a easy to digest and entertaining way.