A Harvard-run edX course that teaches web development, covering front-end and back-end work with languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python and SQL. It is offered as part of the CS50 family of Harvard courses.

Commenters mention it as a step up from basic JavaScript tutorials for learning web development, and one says it "seems quite good thus far".

On Reddit (2)

1. RecommendsPostDiviner/learnprogramming2020in “I want to learn Javascript. Any tutorials for beginners?”▲ 1

   My recommendation if you want to learn the basics of programming and not just JS, I recommend doing Dartmouth's course called C programming with linux it's on edX, after you finish that you will have a good grasp of the basic coding concepts except for object orientated programming because C does…

2. Recommendstmargr/learnprogramming2018in “Is there a reason CS50 is not recommended in the FAQs?”

   People speak very highly of CS50 here. The recommendations in the FAQ seem to focus on platforms for online courses, rather than specific ones. CS50 is on edx, which is recommend iirc. I personally started with the MIT intro course on edx, and it was excellent. I'm also currently doing the CS50…

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