Updates

We're adding lessons and several in-depth projects to the Data Science Path. You'll learn how to analyze real data across a variety of industries.

We're adding new lessons and quizzes to the Web Development Path. We've also added new Challenge Projects, which allow you to develop applications locally.

Good news! We're updating several lessons in our Java curriculum to pave the way for more Java content in the future. Read on to learn more about these changes.

We're adding new content to our Code Foundations Path! Learn what programming is and what it's like without having to commit to one language or technology.

Whether you're new to coding or trying to pick up a new language, our C++ livestream is one that you won't want to miss.

During our next YouTube live stream, we will make a Random Color Generator web page with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Over the past year, we have added a ton of new value to Codecademy Pro. Today, we’re announcing that we’re changing our prices so that we can keep delivering great new

The Python language community experienced a fracturing in 2008 when it released Python 3.0. Python 3.0 was a new major version of Python, which means that code written in earlier versions

Join us as we perform a natural language processing topic analysis on the song lyrics of one of the world's most popular artists: Taylor Swift.

The 1950s ushered in excitement about outer space and, incidentally, UFO sightings and conspiracies about alien life. The decade also brought about a new theory of artificial intelligence—computer scientist Alan Turing proposed

Learn how to analyze your Facebook messenger chat data to discover insights about your relationships with your friends.

Answers to frequently asked questions about Codecademy Go, our new mobile app for iOS and Android that makes it easier than ever to practice and review coding concepts on the go.

We launched new versions of our Web Development, Programming and Computer Science, Code Foundations, and Data Science Paths with new content that provides extra practice, deeper curriculum, and instructional videos.

Good news! We're updating several lessons in our JavaScript curriculum. Now, you'll be able to read legacy code and extend your learning to another language.

We’re updating the way we teach HTTP requests. We're deprecating the use of Google’s URL Shortener API and using Rebrandly & Datamuse to teach HTTP requests.

We removed access restrictions on lessons so you can skip to the middle of a course and share links to individual lessons.

We updated the design and functionality of our Codecademy dashboard to organize your content more intuitively and help new learners get started.

We're excited to announce updates and improvements to the most popular projects and quizzes on Codecademy.

We're overhauling the first unit in Learn Python that covers syntax. We’re rearranging concepts and correlating copy to teach these new updates in a clearer more concise way

Good news! We're updating the first course in Learn HTML. We’re rearranging the order of the content so you can start writing code faster.

We've added new exercises, quiz questions, and project tasks to the our SQL courses

As we continue to update our courses and expand our content library, we're making some updates to Codecademy Pro paths starting August 19th, 2017. Coding Intro We're replacing jQuery with a new JavaScript

Get Resume-Ready Skills to Advance Your Career with Codecademy Pro Intensives When we started Codecademy in 2011, our goal was to help everyone learn the technical skills they need to find jobs. We

Good news! We've updated our Learn ReactJS: Part I and Learn ReactJS: Part II courses to use JavaScript ES6. ES6 (the sixth version of ECMAScript, which is the specification JavaScript is based on)

Five years ago, my co-founder Ryan and I started Codecademy to help people around the world learn the skills they need to find jobs. We were the first two users; I was the