Learning to code

You may have heard the term HTML before, but what does HTML actually mean? HTML is an acronym that stands for HyperText Markup Language. Markup languages are different from programming languages. Whereas programming languages help us modify data, we use markup languages to determine how elements are displayed on a webpage.HTML has a simple, text-based…

At its core, accessibility is all about inclusion. Accessibility means designing your products so that they can be used by everybody, at any time, and in all situations.When we're creating a new application or program, it's vital to consider the many different ways users will access and interact with it. In this article, we'll discuss…

You may have heard the phrases “no-code” and “low-code” being used in reference to building software. If you’re new to the world of no-code/low-code, you might be wondering what these terms actually mean.At a high level, “no-code” is all about building software without writing any code. “Low-code” involves writing some code, usually when adding custom…

Are you getting ready to take the AP Computer Science A exam? We here at Codecademy are here to help you get your study on with our AP Computer Science A Study Guide! How do I use Codecademy to study? One of the resources the College Board produces is the Exam Description. This document describes…

Here at Codecademy, we believe that learning with and teaching others is the best way to learn. That’s why we pride ourselves on our active community of learners. With tens of thousands of learners active every day, there’s a whole community of people you can go to for questions, support, to share stories, and to…

This is a guest post from Daniel Chae, an experienced programmer and data analyst in Los Angeles, CA that is also passionate about helping people learn to code.Learning to code isn’t easy. Many learners struggle to stay motivated. Others don’t know if they’re headed in the right direction. How do you apply what you’re learning…

Here at Codecademy, our goal is to empower people to transform their lives and build something meaningful with technology. The no-code movement has a similar goal.While we've been teaching learners to code, no-code platforms have emerged, making it easy for people to start building websites and applications with no code required. We believe that deciding…

Collaborative coding leads to better code. Whether it’s tackling problems, building solutions, or sharing knowledge, learning to code with others is increasingly essential. That’s why we’re excited to roll out Career Path groups — a new curriculum feature designed to help you gain confidence and learn the collaborative coding skills you need to succeed in…

The best programmers have a certain mindset and way of finding solutions. Our Computer Science Path with Codecademy Pro is your guide to thinking and coding like a professional.We originally launched our Computer Science Path in 2018, but we’ve made the first in a line of major updates — the addition of a CS101: Introduction…

Want to do more with your Wix site? Whether you’re a creative professional, business owner, or building something just for fun, you can add tons of advanced features to your site with a bit of JavaScript know-how.Learning JavaScript can seem daunting — especially if you’re new to coding. But it doesn’t have to be that…