Website Development Resources

Interested in learning more about development and coding? Outside of connecting and networking with other developers, there are plenty of website development resources you can tap into to further your understanding of web development.

Web Development Courses and Classes

Whether you want to explore back-end, front-end, or full-stack coding, here are a few online courses and classes recommended by Trident Technolabs developers.

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TutorialsPoint

All content and resources on TutorialsPoint are free. Between tutorials, ebooks, and videos, TutorialsPoint provides a host of learn-to-code options.

egghead

According to their website, “egghead is a group of working web development professionals and open source contributors that provide you with concise, information-dense video courses on the best tools in the industry.”

Users can take courses, listen to podcasts, or take lessons on a wide variety of web development topics.

Khan Academy

Khan Academy is a well-known free educational resource. Users can learn anything from macroeconomics to linear algebra to US history, as well as a handful of computing topics.

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SiteSaga

SiteSaga is a free online resource to learn website creation for beginners.  It’s the ultimate website saga that covers simple and comprehensive guides on building websites, growing them, and establishing a great online presence. Mostly focused on non-developers and small businesses, it features the easiest ways to make websites using CMSs like Trident Technolabs and website builders. 

freeCodeCamp

FreeCodeCamp is a non-profit organization (like Khan Academy) that helps people learn to code for free. With thousands of articles, videos, and interactive lessons, as well as worldwide study groups, freeCodeCamp helps thousands of developers and engineers learn about programming and land development jobs.

Team Treehouse

Team Treehouse is a subscription-based online learning program. Users pay a monthly fee and gain access to hundreds of courses on over 20 different topics. From JavaScript to Python to PHP, Treehouse can teach you all you need to know about web development.

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Web Development Communities

Web developers are masters of the Internet, so it makes sense that they’d hang out and connect in Internet-based communities.

According to Code Condo, developers join these communities for:

• Up-to-date information and problem-solving
• Insightful answers, new perspectives
• Tips and tricks for all-level programmers
• Links to resources, talks, and research papers
• Meeting new friends, code buddies, and potential partners

Here are a few online communities recommended by our Trident Technolabs developers.

Stack Overflow

Stack Overflow was introduced nearly 15 years ago and has since become one of the most popular programming communities in the world. According to

co-founder Jeff Atwood, “[Stack Overflow] is by programmers, for programmers, with the ultimate intent of collectively increasing the sum total of good programming knowledge in the world.”

Stack Overflow is a great place to go with questions because, most of the time, other developers have asked and answered the same ones. The forums in Stack Overflow keep you connected to other developers while also keeping you informed.

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Mozilla Development Network

The Mozilla Development Network (MDN) is known to be more thorough and accurate than other online resources. It’s not as much a community as a comprehensive resource and library of documents for coding languages. MDN is useful for learning how certain functions work and staying up-to-date on coding and development news.

Reddit

Reddit is a forum-based community where developers of all levels gather to ask and answer questions. It’s incredibly interactive and includes people from all over the world. You can also join “subreddits” based on specific topics such as web design, JavaScript, or freelancing.

These are all the important website development resources that will help you get a better insight into web development.

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