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12 Actually Free Coding Bootcamps

By Matthew Lynch
August 11, 2023
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In the competitive world of programming, aspiring developers are always on the lookout for valuable resources to sharpen their skills. Coding bootcamps have become one popular avenue for learners to acquire new coding abilities or refine their existing talents. The best part? Some of these bootcamps are entirely free! Here, we present 12 actually free coding bootcamps to kickstart your journey as a developer.

1. FreeCodeCamp

A well-known and highly respected platform, FreeCodeCamp offers an extensive curriculum that covers HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, data structures, algorithms, and more. With thousands of coding challenges and projects to conquer, you’ll gain hands-on experience while contributing to your portfolio.

2. The Odin Project

The Odin Project is another noteworthy bootcamp that offers free online courses on Web Development. Designed with beginners in mind, their comprehensive curriculum includes topics such as Ruby, Ruby on Rails, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and Git.

3. Codecademy

Codecademy is a widely recognized e-learning platform that has helped millions of students learn programming from scratch or expand their existing skill set. Courses are available in diverse languages like Python, Java, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, SQL, and more.

4. Coursera

While not specifically a coding bootcamp per se, this massive open online course provider occasionally offers free access to specializations focused on computer science and coding languages.

5. MIT OpenCourseWare

MIT OpenCourseWare offers a wealth of free programming courses from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Begin by exploring the Introductory Programming Courses section for learning opportunities in subjects like Python and Java.

6. Stanford Online

Stanford University’s online counterpart has several free computer science courses that focus on programming languages such as C++, Java and JavaScript.

7. Khan Academy

Khan Academy is a fantastic platform for acquiring knowledge in various domains, including coding. Their free curriculum includes introductions to HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and SQL, as well as full courses on more advanced topics.

8. W3Schools

Ideal for both beginners and experienced developers, W3Schools is a renowned platform that offers free tutorials on HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, and many other languages.

9. edX

Another MOOC provider boasting strong partnerships with top universities worldwide, edX occasionally offers free courses on Web Development, Ruby on Rails, Python, Java, JavaScript and much more.

10. Udacity

Udacity offers “Free Courseware”, which is an extensive library of programming courses. Topics include iOS app development with Swift or Objective-C; learning popular frameworks like React Native and AngularJS; and exploring machine learning using TensorFlow.

11. Bento.io

Bento.io is an online platform that provides a comprehensive curriculum covering various development languages and tools. It caters to beginner and intermediate programmers who want to learn Python, Git, SQL or other technologies at their own pace.

12. Google’s Android Developer Website

For budding Android developers seeking free courses to hone their craft, Google’s official Android Developer Website has an array of resources – including detailed training guides covering best practices in app development and exclusive insights into the Android ecosystem.

With numerous free coding bootcamps available at your fingertips, there has never been a better time to pursue a career in programming. Dive into these resources right away to sharpen your skills and emerge as a competent developer!

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