I know you must have heard most of all the online platforms that equip you with best in class skills, but in this post, I will round up some of the best resources out there so you can decide which one to take.
- Udemy
I am sure you may have heard of this, if not, let me tell you that Udemy is the largest online learning platform where anyone can learn any skill or teach it! It is most widely known and a good resource to definitely check out!
But every good thing has some bad things attached to it, In this case, it is the price!
Udemy has courses offering at a price of $200 which to me is a little pricey to have!
Although I would recommend anyone to check out Udemy and their courses, in my opinion, there are much cheaper alternatives available!
but don't worry, I will have giveaway of 100% free udemy courses coupons soon(do follo me to check that out!!) being said that I will include a coupon code at the end for all aspiring web developers so that you can grab a course free!!
2.Learning.ly
Learning.ly is a relative newcomer launched by The Economist Group, publishers of the widely-read financial magazine. Presumably, given its publishing background, the group already has pretty good reach into a well-educated learner based that is likely to be receptive to lifelong learning opportunities. Course at Learning.ly consists of a combination of video, audio, and presentations (i.e., slides) and the company offers the interesting option of hiring “a personal concierge who is dedicated to building learning experiences from your content.” (It’s unclear how much this costs – is anyone has done it, please comment.) Teachers earn 50 percent of the revenue on all courses sold.
3.Skillshare
Skillshare provides instructors with tools to create courses composed of video lessons and a “class project.” (All classes are have these two elements.) Classes are normally 10-25 minutes long, broken down into short videos, and they are all pre-recorded and self-paced. Once you have enrolled more than 25 learners in a class, you become eligible for participation in Skillshare’s Partner Program and can earn money through the royalty pool managed by the company – usually $1-2 per enrollment, according to the company. (Unlike Udemy – discussed below – Skillshare sells subscriptions to all of its content rather than to individual courses.)
4.Khan Academy
Khan Academy is not-for-profit with the goal of changing education for the better by providing a free world-class education to anyone anywhere.
All of the site's resources are available to anyone. It doesn't matter if you are a student, teacher, home-schooler, principal, adult returning to the classroom after 20 years, or a friendly alien just trying to get a leg up in earthly biology. The Khan Academy's materials and resources are available to you completely free of charge.
5.Lynda
Lynda is a web site to get training on many subjects especially on computer related subjects. You are trained through videos and tests. This is unfortunately not free, but paid based on how long you are a member.Lynda is considered a major competitor to Udemy and is a great alternative, although still pricey but gets the job done!!
Other resources:-
--> codecademy
-->Udacity
-->Fedora
-->Skillshare
The Ultimate Web Developer How To Guide
https://www.udemy.com/learn-web-development-complete-step-by-step-guide-to-success/?couponCode=WEBFREE03
Thanks for reading.