Top 10 FREE WEBSITES to LEARN CODING! 2025

FREE to learn coding websites... If you ever wanted to learn how to code to create mobile apps, PC software or websites, thankfully there are tons of free websites that will teach you the skills needed. In this video I’ll show you more than 10 of the best coding websites where you can learn for free that will teach you the absolute basics of programming. Since we all learn differently, my advice is to bookmark those that interest you and try them out to find out which sites best fit your learning style.
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USEFUL WEBSITES Playlist
• Useful Websites Playlist
0:00 Intro
0:30 Interactive Learning Platform
1:12 Challenge-Based Training
1:38 For Aspiring Web Developers
2:11 Courses, Lessons and Practice
2:40 Aimed at K-12 Students
3:11 Learn by Building Projects
3:39 Learning, Practice and Mentoring
4:29 Q&A Site for Developers
4:55 Simplified Code Learning
5:42 Online Web Tutorials
6:24 NOT RECOMMENDED!
6:53 Easy to Follow Tutorials
7:28 Learn and Practice Coding with Problems
8:07 Computer Science Portal for Geeks
8:28 Learn Anything on Your Schedule
Codecademy (Not Recommended)
www.codecademy...
CodeChef
www.codechef.com/
Code.org
code.org/
CodinGame
www.codingame....
DevProjects
www.codementor...
Exercism
exercism.io/
freeCodeCamp
www.freecodeca...
GeeksforGeeks
www.geeksforge...
Khan Academy
www.khanacadem...
Programiz
www.programiz....
Sololearn
www.sololearn....
Stack Overflow
stackoverflow....
The Odin Project
www.theodinpro...
Udemy (Free & Paid Courses)
www.udemy.com/
w3Schools
www.w3schools....
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[@BrettInTech]

Hopefully these resources were useful for you. If you’re just starting out, what programming language are you interested in learning?

[@PawanSahare]

Python and Java😅

[@BalogunIbraheem-dj4uk]

HTML & CSS

[@robh5695]

This is amazing, Brett! Thanks for sharing. Love your videos.

[@BrettInTech]

Glad you like them!

[@sapelesteve]

Another awesome video Brett! I will be sending this video off to family and friends for viewing! Thanks and Happy Holidays! 👍👍🌲🌲

[@BrettInTech]

Happy holidays!

[@IsabellaSmith-h1k]

this was really helpful, thanks for sharing

[@BalogunIbraheem-dj4uk]

I have zero knowledge about coding. I am planned to become a web developer. Any advice on how and where to get started. Thanks

[@shawnab1559]

I want to learn python, so these are very useful. Thanks!

[@BrettInTech]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PopsSinging]

Tim Buchalka's Python Masterclass on Udemy is one of the best I have taken.

[@victoriabrister1116]

Great resource recommendations.

[@_.chopiniscool._9595]

I want to learn Python but idk if I maybe want to do web development later on, because I’m also interested in creating websites. Should I learn Javascript instead just for this reason or is it better to stick to Python?

[@BrettInTech]

I would go with Python first and learn Javascript later.

[@schandanui]

Hi, is it realistically possible to learn coding? I'm 30, and i want to become a data analyst(or programming) and want to learn Python or R. But i don't know the basics of coding. I tried to learn in the past as well, but due to health/work/studies, i had little to no time. But my studies will be over in a few months, and i want to use my time productively. So i need some help making the right decision.

[@BrettInTech]

YES! In my personal experience I've worked with many programmers that started to learn to code in their 30's and 40's.

[@schandanui]

@BrettInTech Thank you very much for responding. Can you please recommend some free course/channel etc to learn for a complete beginner? Like an elementary level teaching. I can learn very quickly, but for that, I need to understand the fundamentals and basics, which most of the videos I see lack.

[@BrettInTech]

The course on Udemy I mention in this video is really good. Or for simplicity use Sololearn.

[@MrLynch-ei4dc]

Thank you Brett! Very helpfull video like ALL your other tech vids. 🤘

[@Bladecutter]

I'm a retired programmer. I'm interested in getting a better grasp of AI programming. Apparently, Python is a good place to start. But, I'd like to know which of these sites is best for Python/AI.

[@BrettInTech]

Python is definitely a good place to start with AI. You may want to look for sites that specifically focus on AI.

[@ardalan101]

❤

[@DaveSomething]

I'm a bit of a masochist, but nah, thanks! those who know, know.

[@BrettInTech]

😂