Supplemental Learning - Code-the-Dream-School/career-dev-class GitHub Wiki

💡 Looking to strengthen your coding skills outside of class?

If you're eager to dive deeper or need a different perspective, there are some fantastic free and low-cost resources out there to help you level up:

• Khan Academy – Beginner-friendly lessons on JavaScript, HTML/CSS, and computer science fundamentals, all for free. 👉 khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programming

• W3Schools – A go-to reference for web development with simple tutorials and examples on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more. Great for quick lookups and learning by doing. 👉 w3schools.com

• MIT OpenCourseWare – Free, self-paced computer science courses from one of the world’s top universities. Perfect for folks who enjoy academic-style learning. 👉 ocw.mit.edu

• Codecademy– Interactive, hands-on coding lessons covering everything from Python and JavaScript to career-focused paths. Offers both free and paid tiers. 👉 codecademy.com

• Coursera – Offers coding courses from universities and companies like Stanford, IBM, and Google. Many courses are free to audit. 👉 coursera.org/courses?query=computer%20programming

• The Odin Project – A completely free, full-stack curriculum that’s project-based and beginner-friendly. Great if you want to build while you learn and explore HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, and more. 👉 theodinproject.com

• Treehouse – Offers structured tech tracks in web development, design, and more, with interactive lessons and quizzes. It’s a paid platform, but they often have free trials and scholarships available. 👉 teamtreehouse.com

These resources can help reinforce what you're learning or give you a head start on upcoming topics. Explore, experiment, and most importantly—code consistently!