Whether it’s moving up in your job or getting a new one entirely, there’s always a way to put code to work for you. Here are three ways users have applied their new skillset to take them where they want to go.
This is an excerpt of an article by Jon L. Denby of NYU explaining a Coding 101 course using our […]
It’s a popular hobby, practiced by people all over the world. At its most basic, it’s a loop of string and two pointy sticks. The loops can be combined in various ways to create a wide variety of things. In other words, knitting is a lot like coding.
Introducing our moderators – the people who run our community forums.
Today, we’re introducing an updated interface that makes learning to build something easier than ever.
Sticking to your resolutions is hard. That’s why, in 2013, we’ve done everything possible to make sure you’ll come out a capable coder.
Today we’re pleased to roll out one of your most-requested features: a resizable editor for your code! Now you have all the space you need—just click and drag anywhere along the gray bar at the bottom of the editor to resize it.
Last Friday, Codecademy and NYU held the first class to teach digital literacy and coding to NYU students. It was […]
Points on Codecademy are a great way to keep track of your progress as a learner – we have added the ability to track how much material you have covered each day with daily points tracking.
Introducing keyboard shortcuts and information previews of your next exercise.