University of Helsinki
Full Stack Open: Deep Dive Into Modern Web Development
University of Helsinki's in-depth course on React, Node.js, testing, GraphQL and TypeScript.
12 courses · 6 with a free certificate
JavaScript powers interactive websites and is a common first language for front-end developers. These free courses teach the language fundamentals and how to use it in the browser.
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University of Helsinki
University of Helsinki's in-depth course on React, Node.js, testing, GraphQL and TypeScript.
freeCodeCamp
freeCodeCamp's rebuilt JavaScript certification: language basics to DOM, events and async code.
Cisco Networking Academy
A free beginner JavaScript course from Cisco and the JavaScript Institute.
web.dev's free JavaScript course covering the core language from the ground up.
Harvard Online
Harvard's follow-on to CS50x: build and deploy web apps with Django, JavaScript and SQL.
freeCodeCamp
freeCodeCamp's updated certification on front-end libraries such as React, with a free exam.
Scrimba
Bob Ziroll's free interactive React course on Scrimba, with code you can edit inside the video.
The Odin Project
The Odin Project's free starting course: Git, HTML, CSS, Flexbox and JavaScript basics.
MDN Web Docs (Mozilla)
Mozilla's free, standards-based web curriculum from first HTML page to frameworks and accessibility.
Microsoft (open-source curricula)
Microsoft's free 12-week, 24-lesson project curriculum on HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
The Odin Project
The Odin Project's long JavaScript path from intermediate CSS to React, Node and databases.
The Odin Project
The Odin Project's Ruby and Rails path for building database-backed web applications.
Most learning paths recommend basic HTML and CSS first, because JavaScript is often used to change web pages built with them.
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