15 Places to Learn to Code for Free in 2019

[Mike]

There are lots of places where you can learn to code for free. With the boom in using website builders, people are turning to learning code to build and enhance their websites even more. People who know code already, are in a similar profession or are professionals, have been creating resources for many years in order to help others.

Who can learn to code?
Anyone can learn to code if they want to. Sometimes it’s worth considering what types of people might benefit more from coding in the long run. Let’s start with a few simple questions to establish if you’re the right person to learn code and make use of our free coding resources.

Do you enjoy web development or the technical theory behind web development?
Would you like to be able to turn an application or website idea into something real?
Do you write content for a blog and therefore care about the quality and user-friendliness of your site?
If you’ve answered yes to any of the above then it’s probably worth you learning code. Although it might seem daunting at first, it can actually be really fun and very rewarding.

You don’t need to be a computer geek to learn how to code. Coding can be done by anyone who has the thirst and desire to learn it. You can make mobile apps, websites and software, no matter who you are! And who knows, you may even turn it into a career or start your very own business.

Why should I learn how to code?
Learning how to code can reduce your overall costs if you are thinking about or currently hire a programmer or developer. In fact, if you become an expert in the field, not only could you save money, you could make money too!

Even if you just learn the basics of coding you could make a big difference to your site or business. Having the bare bone knowledge can often lead to more without even realising it.

Because coding is so popular, the amount of resources available can be overwhelming. That’s why I’ve put together some credible free coding resources for you. I’ll show you where to go (and what for), allowing you to decide the best route for your coding adventure.

Online Courses
1. Codecademy
2. Coursera
3. Udemy
4. Free Code Camp

YouTube Channels
5. DevTips
6. Coder’s Guide
7. LearnCode.academy

HTML & CSS
8. Learn CSS Layout
9. Mozilla Developer Network
10. HTML Dog

Git
11. Try Git
12. Git Immersion

Coding Blogs
13. Tuts
14. David Walsh
15. CSS Trick

Interesting in depth article by Jann Chambers that can be found Here