What online programming courses did anyone use (if used)?

Question

Programming

Greetings.
I want to learn different technologies, I googled, I found several different services:
Treehouse ,
They cost ~ 25 bucks a month (Treehouse premium costs $ 50). Someone used? Are they worth it? Do you know of any others that you have used? Tell me, in general.
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

I love courses from Lynda.com and Tuts+ (Envato). There are many of them on various topics, incl. narrow and specific.
But the courses on Udemy disappointed - I came across free videos packaged as a paid course without the slightest adaptation.
By the way, about free. This guy's video channel is simply amazing with the breadth of coverage of topics (from C to Photoshop) and the number of videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/thenewboston/playlists

Answer 2

Yes, there are plenty of them:
codecademy
codeschool
codewars
checkio.org
https://developers.google.com/edu/python/
And also:
What resources can I use to program in JS for fun?
What games for JS, PHP, Python programmers do you know?

Answer 3

www.codecademy.com
And if you are a web developer, then -
See the list of YouTube channels for learning web development habrahabr.ru/post/247893

Answer 4

Two years ago I won a scholarship to a treehouse, I enjoyed it, I'm satisfied. Chewing with a bang.
Although in any case, this is only the beginning, they will give the very basics

Answer 5

I go through
javarush.ru/user/reference/1e8bc4a0-84cf-4f73-8c3b...

Answer 6

Here is a good python course
https://www.coursera.org/course/interactivepython1

Answer 7

We now have courses on:
1. Introduction (introduction to programming)
2. Project Management
3. Front-end
If you are interested, I have contacts in my profile.

Answer 8

The best thing I have found in terms of layout / design at the moment is : https://htmlacademy.ru/courses
yay yay.

Answer 9

I'm going through java 101 on hexlet.io, in general, I can advise

Answer 10

Excellent free courses:
Basic programming, will build a python interpreter into your head: =)
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61a/fa14 Debugging
(bug search):
Software Debugging
https:// www.udacity.com/course/cs259
Testing:
Software Testing
https://www.udacity.com/course/cs258

Answer 11

If the technologies are from MicroSoft - a lot of interesting things can be found on MVA , everything is free and available. Video courses with additional materials and testing for verification.

Answer 12

I catch the necessary courses on coursera.org, I really like it. There are also on stepic.org (this is already in Russian).

Answer 13

I took an intensive from thinknetica on rails. A very cool course for a pre-junior (i.e. the base must be, the syntax of the language is not taught) to become a confident junior.

Answer 14

pluralsight.com there is a play-by-play genre - it's interesting to watch the process, well, there are many other advantages, good coaches, IMHO