# Where am learning to Code.

I have been coding or programming for a while,

all I can say is it has been a rollercoaster of a journey,

with a lot of pitfalls but am getting the hang of it (a bit). So

in this article, I will be sharing the platforms where am learning

this skill. Also, I use these platforms for research purposes, they include:

1. FreeCodeCamp
    
2. W3Schools
    
3. Odin Projects
    
4. Youtube
    
5. Google
    

1. ### FreeCodeCamp
    
    This is a learning platform, in which its perspective of
    
    learning to code is based on interactivity, not only that, it
    
    complements such learning with its Youtube channel.
    
    What I mean when I say interactivity is, their learning platform
    
    is made of tiny interactive projects, containing pieces of programming
    
    languages such as JavaScript. In which a person solves the problems
    
    in these projects while learning that language.
    
    After a person has completed the learning, they receive
    
    a certificate for what they learned.
    
    All of this is for free.
    
2. ### **W3Schools**
    
    I consider this more of a research platform than
    
    a platform of learning. It contains information and
    
    simplified tutorials on programming languages such as
    
    Python, C, etc. Not only that it has code snippets of
    
    HTML, CSS and javascript for certain features which
    
    you can include when building a website.
    
3. ### Odin Project
    
    This is again a project-based focused learning platform,
    
    where users can learn in-depth information about web programming.
    
    The platform guides you from having to learn about git, GitHub and also
    
    programming languages like HTML/CSS, javascript and ruby.
    
4. ### Youtube
    
    This is a video-based platform that contains
    
    almost every tutorial we can think of and for sure
    
    a great tool for learning code when used properly/wisely.
    
    We can use it to know how certain programming languages
    
    work and how to create features out of them.
    
5. ### **Google**
    
    Our old friend Google is one of the best ways to
    
    learn code. Through this search engine, we were able to
    
    get the documentation of the programming languages and
    
    we can use it as a research portal when building projects.
    
    All in all, even professional web developers, software devs, etc
    
    are continuously learning cause new technologies always emerge.
    
    With this in mind, it gives me (hopefully you), the confidence to
    
    learn and never doubt ourselves in this journey of learning to
    
    code.
    
    ***Thanks for the read........***