Coder’s Block: How to Stop Worrying and Begin Your Coding Career

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Stack Overflow

StackOverflow: the largest free community of professional programmers, where you can post your question and get a quality answer to help you out. It’s 99% sure that if you have any issue, the helpful tip is already at StackOverflow.

#Developers #Forums #Questions And Answers 892 social mentions

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Robocode

Robocode: Here you create your robot battle tank (with the coding, of course) and pit it against others. It has a slightly more steep learning curve than in previously mentioned projects. Still, it’s a great way to learn while staying in gaming mode.

#Online Learning #Education #Online Education 12 social mentions

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Hacker News

HackerNews: it’s a media platform that features the latest security news and connects different communities. For example, security researchers, business grads, and thousands of security professionals.

#Social Networks #Social News #Startups 670 social mentions

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CodeGym.cc

CodeGym: A gamified platform by its essence, CodeGym provides a ton of activities for a Java coder. This platform was dedicated to make learning much less tedious, and they implemented the whole arsenal of visual, storytelling, and motivational techniques to achieve that. Yet another strong point of CodeGym is an emphasis on practice: the course includes 1300+ tasks and coding projects to solidify the core knowledge and level up the coding skill.

#Online Learning #Education #Developers 34 social mentions

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CodeCombat

CodeCombat: This platform focuses on providing a gamified learning experience for younger students but can also be quite helpful if you’re an adult. The main projects, CodeCombat and Ozaria, both offer text-based adventures with tasty-looking graphics and cooperation with teachers.

#Education #Kids Education #Online Learning 72 social mentions