Partnerships

Learn new skills from home with Food52, Y Combinator, Fatherly, Splice, Twitch, Brunchwork, Skillshare, Duolingo, Headspace, Casper, and Codecademy.

We’ve teamed up with some of our favorite brands to bring you a full day of learning new skills on Wednesday May 13 at 10:45am ET.

The Learn From Home Club is a hub featuring offers and resources from Codecademy, as well as our friends as Skillshare, Duolingo, Quizlet, and Brainly.

Bjarne Stroustrup is the creator of C++. We got a chance to chat with him about the “golden years” of Bell Labs and the top C++ questions on Stack Overflow.

The authors of Codecademy's Learn C++ course sat down for a chat with Simon Brand, a C++ Developer Advocate for Microsoft and frequent conference speaker.

To celebrate our new Learn C# course we interviewed 8 different software engineers on their experience with the language and what you should know before diving in.

Ryan Tuck, a Data Engineer at Warby Parker, dropped by our office to work on a Learn SQL from Scratch project. I broke out my notebook to ask some questions.

To write our newest Amazon Alexa course, I hit all kinds of constraints. But constraints breed creativity. Here's how I created a new testing methodology for the course.

Ladyada explains what the term “Internet of Things” actually means, the IoT projects she’s most excited about, and the programming language you should learn to get involved.

We're excited to feature notes on our "Make a Website" course written by one of our learners. We also explain three specific benefits of note-taking.

We're excited to feature notes on HTML written by one of our learners. We also explain three specific benefits of note-taking.

Ask most developers what an API is and you’ll probably get lost in a sea of acronyms. Before thinking it’s all over your head, read this explainer.

Claire Suellentrop and Georgiana Laudi share a collection of tactics to help you demonstrate your value, prove you’re thinking strategically, and ultimately, get better results at work.

Today, we’re thrilled to announce a new series of free courses that will teach even beginners how to build and create Amazon Alexa skills. Alexa skills can be thought of like apps

We’re proud to support Hacktoberfest and a month-long celebration of open source. We invite our community of learners to sharpen their skills and test their knowledge while contributing their expertise.

As part of the White House TechHire initiative, Codecademy is excited to announce our new partnership with the Obama administration, focusing on helping underrepresented and diverse groups of citizens get the skills they need to find jobs through code.

In November, we partnered with the leading non-traditional providers of coding education across the country to launch ReskillUSA, a partnership designed to educate Americans on the range of options that exist to teach absolute beginners the skills they need to find meaningful work.

We're proud to announce that Codecademy is partnering with DonorsChoose.org and Google in an effort to double the number of high school girls studying Computer Science.

This is an excerpt of an article by Jon L. Denby of NYU explaining a Coding 101 course using our curriculum. "If you don't speak 'computer' in our current economy, it's a

Last Friday, Codecademy and NYU held the first class to teach digital literacy and coding to NYU students. It was a rainy Friday morning, but more than 50 students packed into a classroom

We’ve been blown away by the response to Code Year, our latest initiative. In less than 7 days, more than 300,000 people pledged to learn to code in 2012 (you can