Nice list. I'm also a big fan of Brad Traversy, he probably has the most diverse and comprehensive collection of resources out there.
For the complete beginner I also like:
Havard's CS50 via edX - Everyone should watch CS50s content to appreciate how computers, the internet, and programming works. The course covers everything from low-level C to Javascript and SQL. Even if you don't complete the coursework, the video content is a valuable introduction to Computer Science.
General Assemblys Dash - a free, interactive introductory course that is all done in the browser. The projects include a landing page, blog theme, and restaurant website.
Code Academy - Most of the content is free, easy to follow and frames each lesson on a project. The Pro version includes more projects, quizzes and online help via chat.
Nice list. I'm also a big fan of Brad Traversy, he probably has the most diverse and comprehensive collection of resources out there.
For the complete beginner I also like:
Havard's CS50 via edX - Everyone should watch CS50s content to appreciate how computers, the internet, and programming works. The course covers everything from low-level C to Javascript and SQL. Even if you don't complete the coursework, the video content is a valuable introduction to Computer Science.
General Assemblys Dash - a free, interactive introductory course that is all done in the browser. The projects include a landing page, blog theme, and restaurant website.
Code Academy - Most of the content is free, easy to follow and frames each lesson on a project. The Pro version includes more projects, quizzes and online help via chat.
Resources for Front-end Beginners
Helen Anderson ・ Aug 27 '18 ・ 3 min read