What are your favorite resources for learning how to code?

Try "Utility Learning" which simply means only learn things which you need. The steps are fairly simple: Start building front end of your app with react. When stuck, go to Google and try to find the answer. If you don't even know how to start, you can Google it too. If you still wants to learn some basics with a course, try traversy media YouTube channel. These guys are amazing.

I am self taught developer, Udacity has some of the best resources on the web for learning. That is how I got started, but at the end of the day -- actually building stuff is 80% of the learning. If you want to learn back-end development and python, also take a look at my Channel where I tech Python Programming: https://www.youtube.com/c/SkoloO...

There's so many great resources but two of my faviorate are: 0. REFACTORING - All developers must read and re-read Refactoring by Martin Fowler - https://www.amazon.com/Refactori... and 1. RAILS FOR ZOMBIES - The best video series on programming ever made was Rails for Zombies. It's a bit ancient now, but still amazing for being so terribly funny and teaching so much, in such a short video course. https://www.pluralsight.com/cour...

Hi @aaronoleary! Great question, I think the best way is Youtube, is a cool way to understand and see the different technologies and after deciding what you like you can join Code Academy and pick the course that fits you best.

codecademy, w3schools, girhub and stack overflow

I think there are many good videos on Youtube for this!

I started at Code academy as a beginner, recommend it.

My favorite resources for learning how to code is https://www.sdlccorp.com/ where I learn how to code easily and implement it for my projects. Freshers also can learn coding here easily in very short time.

w3schools taught me everything I know

Blogs!