Thread by @nwthomas_

I made a list of all the resources I wish someone had handed me when I started learning to code. Each section is ordered free/paid:

HTML

Free:
- Codecademy: bit.ly/2YZ0FHU
- The Odin Project's Web Dev 101 HTML & CSS: bit.ly/2ZAmYCD

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CSS

Free:
- The Odin Project's Web Dev 101 HTML & CSS: bit.ly/2ZAmYCD
- Flexbox Froggy: flexboxfroggy.com
- @wesbos' CSS Grid course: cssgrid.io

Paid:
- @jonasschmedtman's Advanced CSS: bit.ly/2CYsasj

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JavaScript

Free:
- @wesbos' 30 Days of JS: javascript30.com
- The Odin Project's Web Dev 101 JS: bit.ly/2ZAmYCD
- The Modern JS Tutorial: javascript.info
- @getify's YDKJS: bit.ly/3dYOdfe
- @MarijnJH's Eloquent JS: eloquentjavascript.net

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React

Free
- The official React.js docs (yes, really): bit.ly/3eY5nuZ
- Programming with Mosh: bit.ly/2Zx4mDH
- Google's React training: web.dev/react

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Node.js/back-end

Free:
- MDN intro to server-side programming: mzl.la/2BrfKsP
- SQL tutorial: sqltutorial.org
- MDN Express.js Node.js tutorial: mzl.la/3grJSDg
- PostreSQL tutorial: postgresqltutorial.com

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Misc + data structs & algos:

Free
- Harvard's CS50: bit.ly/2NTTrOR
- Learn Git: bit.ly/3gprPxc
- VisuAlgo: visualgo.net

Paid
- Colt Steele's JS Algos & Data Structures: bit.ly/3gpDpbL
- && Python 3 Bootcamp: bit.ly/2NUXlXW

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I (and other contributors) have also put together a massive list of resources from our time at @LambdaSchool. In addition to extra learning links, there's also direct quotes from students to encourage you.

- Tips & Resources: github.com/nwthomas/lambd…

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I've personally used every single one of the links in this Tweet storm on my journey. They really are the *starting* point, though. You should always continue searching for new knowledge.

I hope these resources help you. Feel free to DM/ask questions.

Good luck!

🔥

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