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Learn JavaScript with no prior programming experience

This course will guide you through the features of the jQuery "write less, do more" library

This first course in Learning To Program will get you started with the fundamentals of programming, like looping and working with source code files.

Maya is a powerful and intuitive animation tool. In this in-depth step-by-step course, you'll learn the ins and outs of working in Maya, and develop a strong foundation for how to use it for your own animations. Software Required: Maya 2017

Python Fundamentals gets you started with Python, a dynamic language popular for web development, big data, science, and scripting.

Throughout this series of JavaScript tutorials we'll learn how to write the programming language from scratch, so you can start creating code of your own. Software required: Mozilla Firefox.

Data science is becoming more and more valuable to the workplace and to the global economy. Learn how to use the practice of data science and the programming language R to transform your data into actionable insight.

Learn the React way to build rich interactive UIs using both class and function components with React Hooks, and build a game for kids with it.

This course is designed to give you everything you need to start developing software in Ruby quickly.

TypeScript Fundamentals walks you through the key concepts and features that you need to know to get started with TypeScript, and use it to build large (and small) scale JavaScript applications. Updated March 25, 2016 for TypeScript 1.8

This path will start with the basics of creating a web page and styling it all the way up to creating interaction with JavaScript. In this path you will learn the basics of building web pages with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as well as advanced formatting, styling, and JavaScript interaction techniques.

This path will take you from the very basics of programming using C++ and will vault you forward into creating rich applications for the Windows operating system. You can also create platform independent desktop applications in C++ using either the Qt or Cinder frameworks. Those courses are in our library but not listed on this path.

Python is an interpreted, high-level, general-purpose programming language that emphasizes code readability. It's a dynamically typed and garbage-collected language that supports structured, object-oriented, and functional programming.

The goal of this learning path is to take you from having little to no experience with C# to understanding how to leverage the language's advanced features and how it works on the CLR.

The Associate Android Developer Certification from Google is a performance-based exam focused on demonstrating competency and skill in the tasks Android developers most frequently perform. This path will help you prepare for the Associate Android Developer Certification exam and provide you with a strong foundation in the skills necessary to work effectively as an Android developer.

This path focuses on the fundamentals of the Java Languages, giving you a solid foundation for your future Java studies.

In this path you will learn the basics of JavaScript as well as more advanced topics such as promises, asynchronous programming, proxies and reflection

MVC is an architectural pattern that separates applications into three components: the model, the view, and the controller. ASP.NET MVC provides this functionality to the ASP.NET framework as an alternative to the WebForms pattern. You'll love working with this highly-testable and lightweight framework!

This path will guide you through the basics of SQL and introduce MySQL relational databases, and by the end you'll be confident in creating and administering your very own database.