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AngularJS is a JavaScript-based, open-source, front-end web application framework that is incredibly popular among developers. This forum category covers the contents of the Learn Angular.js 1.x Codecademy course.
Git is an essential tool for saving and managing different versions of your code projects. This forum category covers the Codecademy course Learn Git.
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) act as a gateway to a software program, allowing other programs to interact with it safely and securely. This forum category covers a range of Codecademy API courses, the Amazon Alexa course, and the Watson API course.
Command Line is a powerful and precise mouse-free tool for interacting with a computer; it is often deemed near-essential for accomplishing advanced coding tasks. This forum category covers the content of Codecademy's Learn the Command Line course.
Java has been one of the world's most popular programming languages for over twenty years, favored in particular by large businesses for its reliability, compatibility, and performance at scale. This forum category covers the Codecademy course Learn Java.
HTML and CSS are the languages that provide structure and style to webpages. This forum category covers the Codecademy courses HTML & CSS and Learn HTML & CSS.
JavaScript is an essential web technology, adding interactivity to the structure and style of HTML and CSS. This forum category covers the Codecademy courses Learn JavaScript and JavaScript.
jQuery is a cross-platform JavaScript library designed to simplify the client-side scripting of HTML - it is the fastest and easiest way to add interactivity and animation to your website. This forum category covers the Codecademy course jQuery.
Python is a widely used, high-level, powerful programming language, with a wide range of uses from web development to data science. Sites like YouTube, Reddit, and Dropbox are powered by Python. This forum category covers the Codecademy course Python.
React.js is an efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces. This forum category covers the Codecademy courses Learn React: Part 1 and Part 2.
Ruby is a general purpose programming language designed to be easy to use. Ruby powers sites like AirBnb and Codecademy, and is the basis of the incredibly popular Ruby on Rails framework. This forum category covers the Codecademy course Ruby.
Sass is an extension of CSS that helps you to keep things organized through nested rules, variables, and more, allowing you to create stylesheets faster. This forum category covers the Codecademy course Learn Sass.
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The Guide section is built by the Codecademy community to help people progress in their learning journey. It provides a singular place to find the best, most relevant discussions to supplement Codecademy content – currently just covering Python and HTML but over time expanding to all Codecademy courses.
This category will serve as an environment where learners can open broader discussion about the languages explored across Codecademy’s suite. These discussions may include, but are not limited to: