We show you how to get started on your coding projects — from setting up developer tools to pushing your code to GitHub.

Learning to Code: Setting Up

Getting started with Android Studio? We’ll show you how to download Android Studio to your Windows computer.

Android Studio is an integrated development environment created by Google. Once you download it to your computer, you can use it to create Android apps.

Want to learn more about creating Android apps? Check out our courses here:
Learn the Basics of Android: https://j.mp/3qntxHO
Build Basic Android Apps with Java: https://j.mp/3c6pdnL

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How to Download Android Studio: Windows

Getting started with Android Studio? We’ll show you how to download Android Studio to your Mac computer.

Android Studio is an integrated development environment created by Google. Once you download it to your computer, you can use it to create Android apps.

Want to learn more about creating Android apps? Check out our courses here:
Learn the Basics of Android: https://j.mp/3CaSxEA
Build Basic Android Apps with Java: https://j.mp/3D9oTRd

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How to Download Android Studio: Mac

Welcome to Codecademy! If you’re just getting started with us — or are curious about how our website and lessons work — Curriculum Developer Kenny walks us through the basics. 

There’s a lot of things you can do on the Codecademy website. In this video, we’ll show you:
· How to use the Codecademy homepage
· How to navigate to different materials
· The difference between a Path and a Course
· What makes up a Course
· How to complete a lesson
· How to complete a project

Ready to dive in? Check out these courses, quizzes, and articles to get started:
Welcome to Codecademy: https://j.mp/3c61ggl
Code foundations: https://j.mp/3qruDlY
What’s your programming personality? (Quiz): https://j.mp/30jZ6rp
What programming language should I learn first?: https://j.mp/3wwIUyJ

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:07 Video Topics
0:21 How to Use the Homepage (Today Tab)
1:19 How to Use the Homepage (My Courses Tab)
1:46 How to Use the Homepage (Practice Tab)
2:02 Catalog
2:14 Search Tool 
2:35 Course Page (Overview and Syllabus) 
3:30 Taking a Lesson
5:02 Additional Help for Exercises
5:55 (Pro content) Quizzes
6:12 (Pro content) Articles
6:39 (Pro content) Projects
7:03 Additional Help for Projects
7:20 Wrap Up

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Codecademy team member Ben walks us through how to set up the React Developer Tools Chrome extension so you can get started with debugging your #React applications.

With React Developer Tools, you can modify rendered React components — allowing you to experiment with changing component values, calling methods, testing interactions between components, and so much more.

The simple breakdown:
- Open Chrome and install the extension
- Generate React app using create-react-app
- Open React Developer Tools and code

In this video, we’ll be using the command line to work with NPM and the Create React node module. Familiarity with these tools is recommended.

Ready to learn more? Check out some of our courses below:
Learn React: https://j.mp/305Ofkq
Create a Front-End app with React: https://j.mp/3oHXaTq
Create an Advanced Web App with React and Redux: https://j.mp/3DqQU6J

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Setting up React Developer Tools on your computer

Neural networks are interconnected groups of nodes that attempt to mimic the vast network of neurons in a brain. In other words, it’s a programming model inspired by the human brain. 

In this video, we talk about how to choose the best neural network for a given task and if you should use deep learning — a cutting-edge form of machine learning inspired by the architecture of the human brain.

Ready to learn more? Check out our courses and articles on deep learning and machine learning here:

What are neural networks: https://j.mp/3uOY1Tk
What is deep learning: https://j.mp/2Yqli1F
Build Deep Learning Models with TensorFlow: https://j.mp/3oEMcht
Text Generation: https://j.mp/3oEMfd9
Apply Natural Language Processing with Python: https://j.mp/3lgDmEp

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How to choose a neural network

Ready to set yourself up with Redux DevTools? We walk you through the basics of how to do just that. 

By providing you with the tools you’ll need to track and debug your application’s state changes, #Redux DevTools is critical when helping to streamline your development workflow.

In this video, we’re going to teach you how to:
- Install Redux DevTools 
- Generate a React/Redux app in a code editor
- Open Redux DevTools in a browser
- And use the generated React/Redux app to explore some of the various features of Redux DevTools

Want to learn more? Check out our courses below.

Learn Redux: https://j.mp/3oFBpDC
Create an Advanced Web App with React and Redux: https://j.mp/3Funbvw
Use DevTools: https://j.mp/3oG0het

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How to use Redux DevTools

React, also known as React JS, is a popular JavaScript library used to build dynamic and interactive web apps with ease. In this video, Software Developer Farish walks us through how to set up #React on Windows so you can continue building powerful and interactive applications.

We cover two different approaches to setting up React on Windows:
 - Use the Create React app to create your project from scratch
 - Take your existing HTML/CSS file and integrate React into it.

Beforehand, make sure you have GitBash and Node.js installed.

Ready to learn more React? Explore some of our courses below:
- Learn React: https://j.mp/3zFqSub
- Learn React Native: https://j.mp/3AEFhrC
- Create a Front-End app with React: https://j.mp/39D7h2W
- Create an Advanced Web App with React and Redux: https://j.mp/3o6h0HK

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Setting up React on Windows

In part two of making your first HTML/CSS Project, Brendan walks you through some slightly more advanced tips and tricks to get a site looking more polished with CSS.

Take Codecademy's Learn HTML course: https://j.mp/33bVTrS
Take Codecademy's Learn CSS course: https://j.mp/2PJQDIG

More details:
Part 1 of making a basic HTML/CSS website: https://youtu.be/wzWmZYi4qMg
Make an HTML website: https://youtu.be/47GaFnnex5w
The code Brendan was working on in this project (so you can mod it yourself!): https://bmcilhenny.github.io/Gritty-CSS/ and https://repl.it/@bmcilhen/Gritty-CSS-1

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Create your first HTML/CSS Project — Part two: Beyond basics

You've made a basic HTML site, but let's add some style with CSS. In this video, Brendan walks you through this process!

Take Codecademy's Learn HTML course: https://j.mp/3vRqRSr
Take Codecademy's Learn CSS course: https://j.mp/3vRqIOT

More details:
Check out our previous video on making an HTML website: https://youtu.be/47GaFnnex5w
Check out part 2, where we go beyond basics: https://youtu.be/EGMSlY2v5xk

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Create your first HTML/CSS project

Portfolios are a great way to market your skills and show prospective employers that you're an active learner improving your craft! In this video, Farish shows us what to put in a portfolio, how to think about hosting a portfolio, and the importance of keeping it updated!

Check out Codecademy's Web Development courses: https://j.mp/33aWJF9

If you're interested in some more resources and guidance on making a portfolio, check out our community guide: https://j.mp/3tcvd4B

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How to build a portfolio

One of the most memorable milestones in your journey as a web developer is going to be when you create your first website and on your own computer. In this video, Brendan walks you through this process!

Take Codecademy's Introduction to HTML course: https://j.mp/3eOYo8D

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Visual Studio Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/
Codecademy Create a Website Article: https://j.mp/3ugmq30

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How to create a website

One of the most important milestones for a developer is pushing code to Github for the first time. In this video, Maggie helps you get there! Github allows you to have version control, so you can save and edit work individually or collaboratively and see retain previous versions of the same product. In some ways, it's like the coding equivalent of google drive! 

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How to Push Code to Github

There comes a time in every developer's journey, no matter where you're learning, where you have to leave tutorials behind and use developer documentation. Documentation helps you to stay up to date, figure out a tough problem, and a whole lot more. The problem is, "developer documentation" is a pretty broad term, and a lot of examples are very intimidating and dense, especially to beginners. In this video, developer and longtime programming tutor Farish will walk you through how to use this essential part of the developer toolkit.

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How To Use Developer Documentation

Learn how to build a Web Dev Portfolio with Codecademy.

Career: Building a Web Dev Portfolio

Preparing for a career in a technical field? Check out these interview tips — including advice on building a portfolio and showcasing your skills.

Career: Interview Prep

From Product Manager to Data Scientist, we take a look at different careers in tech and what these roles entail.

Career: Jobs in Coding

We asked recruiters in our community to share advice for people navigating the job-hunting process — from tips for optimizing your resume to advice on acing the technical interview.

Career: Recruiter Advice

A playlist of Quick Tip videos for Codecademy Chapter Leaders.

Community: Chapter Leader Quick Tips

Join our Chapters for live conversations on various topics — including NFT art and how to break into a technical field.

Community: Chapters

We think that connecting with other learners is the best way to learn. Explore some of our past community-led events here!

Community: Events

Hackathons are a great way to test your knowledge and flex your skills. Check out our hackathon presentations here.

Community: Hackathon

See how people around the world are reshaping their lives by learning to code.

Learner Stories

No matter what your coding goals are, the best place to start is by building a strong foundation. In this live series, we learn Computer Science fundamentals that are similar to content you’d see in a first-semester CS101 college course.

Learning to Code: CS101

There are a lot of terms and acronyms in the world of programming. Explore the definitions of common terms used in popular languages and frameworks.

Learning to Code: Definitions

HTML and CSS lie at the heart of web development. We explore some of their uses with these tutorials and explainers.

Learning to Code: HTML & CSS

TypeScript builds on your JavaScript foundation so you can develop higher-quality, less error-prone code faster. Learn more about this in-demand language as Codecademy Curriculum Developers guide us through an introduction.

Learning to Code: Intro to TypeScript

JavaScript has many functionalities, from web development to gaming applications. We break down the programming language and explain how it works with these tutorials.

Learning to Code: JavaScript

Since its release in 1994, Python stands tall as many developers’ favorite programming language. Explore its many capabilities with these livestreams and tutorials.

Learning to Code: Python

The R language is a popular tool for Data Analysts. Learn more about this free, open-source programming language with these livestreams.

Learning to Code: R

Just starting out on your coding journey? We’ve gathered tips for helping you start — including advice on how to choose your first programming language and how to remember everything you’re learning.

Learning to Code: Tips

You know all of those app ideas you’ve been wanting to create? Swift and SwiftUI can help you bring them to life for iOS. Learn how to build your very own iPhone app from start to finish in this live series.

Learning to Code: iOS Development

Join us for an assortment of livestreams where we cover topics such as interview prep, introductions to programming languages, project walkthroughs  — and so much more!

Live: All Livestreams

Augmented reality is alive and well. Learn how to make your first AR experience using the popular web framework A-Frame — with guidance from our Curriculum Developers.

Live: Augmented Reality

Explore the world of creative coding with p5.js, an open-source JavaScript library. We'll create drawings, animations, and video sculptures in this beginner-friendly series.

Live: Creative Coding with p5.js

Emojicode is a real programming language with a playful emoji syntax in place of traditional programming keywords. Learning it can bring some smiles and fun to your programming journey. Join us for an introduction to this silly language.

Live: Intro to Emojicode

Experience a full day of learning to code with interactive instruction and guided discussions by the Curriculum team at Codecademy.

Live: Learn From Home Day

Linear regression is a fundamental machine learning algorithm used for predictive modeling and data analysis. Learn more about it as Codecademy Curriculum Developers guide you through our course: Linear Regression in Python

Live: Linear Regression with Python

Almost everything we do creates data, and knowing how to investigate and communicate it is key. Our Curriculum Developers show us how to summarize data and run hypothesis tests following our Skill Path: Master Statistics with Python.

Live: Master Stats with Python

Our Curriculum Developers will lead you on a journey as you go from complete beginner to proficiency with data visualization, using Python. This is a weekly series that will lead you through our entire Visualize Data with Python Skill Path.

Live: Visualize Data with Python

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