Sites to get experience with the code?

Here i would like to share some reputed sites to learn code


1. Learn Street-Javascript, Python, Ruby
2. Code School- Several
3. learnpython.org-Python
4. Codecademy-Hackers
5. W3Schools-HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT | JQUERY | XML | ASP.NET| PHP |SQL
6. StackOverFlow-several
7. Code Avengers-HTML | CSS | JAVASCRIPT | JQUERY | XML | ASP.NET| PHP |SQL
8. programr.com-several
9. CODEPLAYER - Html5, CSS, javascript
10. Mozilla Web developer Forum-Html, CSS, javascript
11. HTML5 ROCKS- HTML5
12. GENERAL ASSEMBLY-Assembly languages
13. Google Developers Courses- Android
14. Code Racer- HTML, CSS, iOS
15. Google Code University- several
16. PHP Academy-PHP
17. P2PU-P2PU
18. Dreamincode-C++, Java, VB, VB.net, C#, PHP
19. Teamtreehouse-Html/Css, iOS, Android, Wordpress
20. Codingbat-Java, python


NOTE:
These sites will assist you to be an expert only if you utilize properly.
Start coding from the basics by yourself even that are wrong, later on you can correct those mistakes.
only thing is you need to implement the concept by coding.


Hope the above information will be useful!!!!

Great list. I would add tutsplus

I've used them for all of their web related stuff. jQuery, Rails, Ember.js, etc

I would also like to add programmingsimplified.com and roseindia.net for fundamental programming.

I second CodeAcademy, Stackoverflow, Programr, and W3Schools. These are great resources.

When one gets more comfortable with code then he or she should check out various documentations such as the PHP documentation or the C# documentation on MSDN.

TheeAriGrande said:

I second CodeAcademy, Stackoverflow, Programr, and W3Schools. These are great resources.

When one gets more comfortable with code then he or she should check out various documentations such as the PHP documentation or the C# documentation on MSDN.

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Probably w3schools.com will be better to do the code yourself (Try youself).

When did codecademy became for hackers!?

daichi said:

When did codecademy became for hackers!?

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