"Crash Landing on the Right Language - Share Your Favorite Learning Apps and Hacks"

[Chukee]

"Hey guys, I'm just starting out in the coding game and I'm trying to decide which programming languages to focus on. I've been using apps like Codecademy and SoloLearn to learn the basics, but I'm looking for some more advanced tools and maybe some hidden gems that can take my skills to the next level. Who's got some favorite learning apps and hacks to share?"

 

[Dimankam]

"Dude, I'm a fan of Duolingo for learning new programming languages. It's gamified so it's super engaging and I've seen actual progress. Plus, it's free to use which is a major win."

 

[samsmith]

I'm a huge fan of Udemy for learning programming languages and skills. Their curated courses are often on sale and you can get some awesome deals. Plus, it's super easy to access the courses on the go.

 

[varz62]

"Dude, I'm super hyped about Duolingo for learning new languages. The gamification aspect makes it so fun and addictive, I'm already 2 levels into Japanese . Anyone else use it?"

 

[machennik]

"Dude, I've been loving Duolingo for learning the basics of coding and other programming languages. Their gamification approach actually makes it fun and not overwhelming. I've also been using freeCodeCamp, it's an awesome resource with interactive coding challenges and projects."

 

[aryuu520]

"Dude, I'm totally obsessed with Duolingo for learning new programming languages. The gamification aspect keeps me engaged, and it's super effective. Been using it to learn Rust and loving it so far."

 

[ima80]

What's your take on strategies?

 

[megapups]

Discussion: new trends

 

[glafira2005]

Discussion: latest news

 

[a8h1]

"I'm all about Duolingo for languages, it's super engaging and free. I also use Bitesize for a more in-depth grammar review. Anyone else use it?"

 

[Nikita_Azade]

Thoughts on strategies?

 

[aaasss]

Discussion: new trends

 

[труль]

Thoughts on latest news?

 

[Korrde]

"Dude, for someone who's still learning the basics, I'd recommend Codecademy and FreeCodeCamp - they're both super interactive and have a sick selection of courses. If you're into Python, try checking out W3Schools, it's a solid resource for beginners. Plus, it's free"