1. MIT OpenCourseWare
MIT has opened all of its course content
to web audiences, so anyone, anywhere can learn from one of the top
American research institutions. MIT course ware has a number of courses
related engineering and computer science. It provides all the free
resources as exams, assignments, design and analysis algorithms and
more.
2. Udacity
It provides a big number of online
computer science, math, physics Salesforce, mobile development, web
development, AI courses, etc and you can also create projects and
received a verified completion certificate recognized by the industry.
3.Mozilla Developer Network
The mozilla provides a developer network
for programmers where they can learn new technologies and get a great
collection of resources to get you started. This network helps you learn
HTML, CSS, Javascript, graphics includes tutorials, reference guide,
demos and developer’s guide. MDN is a wiki, meaning anyone can edit its
pages with corrections and updates.
4.The CodePlayer
On The CodePlayer, watch interactive
presentations that explain how people built things from scratch. Once
you become a coding pro, you can add your own presentations to teach
others what you know.
5. Codeacademy
Join the community of codecademy and You
can choose from courses grouped into eight tracks: APIs, Ruby, Python,
JavaScript, jQuery, PHP, web fundamentals, or combine languages into
projects.
6. Khan Academy
Khan Academy brings millions of students
from around the world together to learn all sorts of digital skills,
from coding to calculus to computer science theory. This means you can
become an expert coder and an expert mathematician in the same place.
7. Learn Python the Hard Way
Learn Python the Hard Way offers free
PDFs, though, if you want to take the video version of the course,
you’ll need to fork up $29. What does learning the “Hard Way” mean? The
number-one rule is that you can’t copy-paste; you must type out each of
the lessons in order to teach your hands the language.
8. Talent Buddy
Talent Buddy provides a place for
programmers where they can find the exercise of languages C, C#, C++,
Javascript, PHP, Python, Ruby and enjoyable interview oriented way.
9. Code Avengers
Code avengers have courses with code
challenges of HTML, CSS, JavaScript to learn how to program games, apps
and websites. This is a place where beginners can learn a lot and make
awesome projects.
10. Coursera
Online education giant Coursera brings
courses from dozens of top universities online, and lets anyone take
them for free. Coursera classes are now available in five languages,
English, Spanish, French, Italian and Chinese, and are taught by
professors from 62 universities.
