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Jess Chan | Coder Coder

In your own experience, what's the best free resource to start learning web development (HTML/CSS/JS)? These are the ones I see mentioned most frequently, but leave a comment for any other recs you have!

Codecademy
10.2%
FreeCodeCamp
59%
The Odin Project
12.4%
18.5%

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Jess Chan | Coder Coder

Thanks everyone for sharing these great recommendations! I've put some of them in a YouTube short. Thanks so much-- y'all are awesome!

Free resources to learn web dev that you may not have heard of

11:45 PM · Aug 4, 2022