What are the best online web development courses that don't suck?
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Just started looking at this one:
http://www.freecodecamp.com/
Free coding camp. Social code review. A certification that includes doing real projects for non-profits. Even an interview prep at the end. I am looking at it as a quick way to brush up on current front end dev. They have HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, D3, Node.js, etc, etc, etc.
http://www.freecodecamp.com/
Free coding camp. Social code review. A certification that includes doing real projects for non-profits. Even an interview prep at the end. I am looking at it as a quick way to brush up on current front end dev. They have HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, D3, Node.js, etc, etc, etc.
I have liked my experience with Pluralsight thus far. It is paid, and therefore the quality is a bit above the background I see elsewhere. I was already employed as a developer when I joined Pluralsight, but it helps me fill gaps in new technologies like require.js or phantom.js
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kingfish1(1)
Mst of my searching led to outdated resources. Where do I go for the good quality stuff in terms of learning HTML & CSS JavaScript and Full Stack development?