Coding has always seemed to be complex but there are platforms/organisations which makes the job much easier. If you are interested in coding but fear the complexity of the same, here is a list of organisations that teach coding in a simplified manner:
BridgeLabz - It emphasizes on experiential learning of concepts and ideas, BridgeLabz helps build real-world expertise via hands on coding and real-time mentoring delivered to fresh engineers in the emerging tech space. bank. So far it claims to have successfully made 800+ engineers employable to date, over the course of 50+ Maker Programs.
Skillcrush - It is targeted at preparing an aspiring coder for the career they desire. Blueprints offered include web designer, web developer, and freelance WordPress developer. Women make up the majority of Skillcrush's student population, while 25% of students remain men, it claims.
Codecademy - An online platform with free courses in JavaScript, HTML and CSS, and jQuery. Plus, anyone can create a course and share it with aspiring programmers. They also organized Code Year, an initiative to teach more people to code in 2012, and Code Summer+, which teaches programming to disadvantaged youth.
Google Code University - For a more self-directed experience you can browse Google’s library of courses and videos – particularly tutorials and introductions for beginners. You can also check out the Python and C++ classes taught at Google itself.
