Tutorial Useful Code Tutorials for Intermediate and Beginners

AntiSaint · April 23, 2017

Hi everyone! Antisaint here.

I just wanted to bring some very useful applications to the light here. Whenever I first began learning various coding languages, these applications helped simplify the learning process!

All of these applications can either be purchased on the IOS app store, or you can download them for free on Appcake. (I do not recommend, nor am I suggesting any illegal acquisition of products)

1. L2Code - HTML

This is an interactive application that will teach you the fundamentals and also provides an in-app text editor with color-coded text.

2. L2Code - CSS (Cascading Castle sheets)

This is the next step after learning basic HTML. Here you will find step-by-step instructions and practical application to help you master layouts, colors, fonts, and more.

3. L2Code - Javascript

After you learn how to use CSS, it would be useful to know javascript as well. This application also provides step-by-step instructions, and practical application.

4. L2Code - Jquery

Jquery is designed to simplify the client-side scripting of webpage code, jQuery is a cross-platform JavaScript library that eases complex and difficult tasks of designing, programming, and building a website.

5. Encode: Learn to code

Encode is learn as you go type of application. You learn what something is, then you utilize it. The main languages here are HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

6. Mimo

This is an extremely useful application. It is meant for people who want to expand their learning on the go, compatible with your iPhone or ipad. There is a wide variety of code here, and the lessons range from the very beginning to advanced-level concepts.

7. Codeschool

This is for people who are serious about learning code. In this application there are free courses available (You need to go to the codeschool website and create a free account) However, if you are serious about learning how to code you can upgrade your account for 29$ a month.

In my opinion, this application/organization is your best bet if you really want to learn how to code and make something out of it.

Updated April 23, 2017 by AntiSaint