An introductory Coursera course, part of a specialization, covering the core front-end web technologies HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for people new to web development.

Commenters call it highly recommended and well laid out, and say it is great for absolute beginners, including an experienced embedded C programmer who had never done web work.

On Reddit (2)

1. Strongly recommendsTideBurnr/Entrepreneur2021in “3 months ago I decided to finally learn how to code, yesterday I launched my first mini SaaS. It's easier than people think.”▲ 12

   I took Andrew Ng’s “Deep Learning Specialization” and was incredibly impressed by the videos, quizzes, and hands on projects. Since then I’ve taken many more and find them addictive. Coursera courses are taught by industry leaders and top universities, so the material is most likely superior to…

2. RecommendsBaldCanaryr/learnprogramming2015in “Here's a list of 188 free online programming/CS courses (MOOCs) with feedback(i.e. exams/homeworks/assignments) that you can start this month (Feb 2015)”

   I'm taking some coursera courses, so here's a review. I highly recommend "HTML, CSS and JavaScript" and the following courses in that specialization. I'm on the third one and I think they're really well laid out and useful. Great for absolute beginners. I enjoyed the 2nd course in the track even…

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