Lots of JavaScript developers use the Firebox extension to inspect HTML and modify the code in real time. You won’t need it at first, but it’ll come in handy as you progress.

Free, hosted Observable notebooks provide an interactive experience and lots of free, open-source Observable JS code you can reuse and learn from. Here's how to get started.

Code Avengers reminds me a lot of Code School’s highly stylized in browser lessons, but with less art and no videos. It currently offers three tutorials: JavaScript Level 1, JavaScript Level 2 ...

This collection of resources can help you learn JavaScript at the beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.

Google's incubator for employees' "20 percent time" side projects, Area 120, typically produces fun things like an app to make YouTube more social and expanding Smart Replies. Now the workshop has ...

Udemy is an incredibly popular online learning platform that offers courses on a wide variety of topics, including on programming languages like C++, C#, Java, React, JavaScript, and Python.

Code Warriors is a new 3D coding game designed with special analytics-tracking for students and teachers to learn coding in and outside of the classroom.

Request code snippets One can ask ChatGPT for code snippets or examples if they’re attempting to figure out how to implement a certain feature or resolve a problem with JavaScript.

It’s totally possible to learn to code for free...but what are the best resources to achieve that? Here are 11 websites where you can get started.