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| Happy January! |
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| Hope the new year is getting off to a great start. We’ve been busy building tools for you to try out APIs, learn more Ruby, and get inspired by how users are getting promotions and building amazing things with their code. Enjoy! |
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| You can never get enough Ruby, so here’s even more. |
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| We’ve added new lessons to our Ruby track! Now you can learn even more about this versatile language and become a Ruby master. |
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| Learning to code is tough. Here’s how to keep going. |
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| David Bauer (Basel, Switzerland) abandoned Code Year after just one month. Half a year later he returned and built Instacurate, a web app that visualizes Twitter. Get his tips for how to keep going. |
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| Find your friends on Codecademy with a Google Chrome extension |
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| Paul Bauder (Denver, USA) created a browser extension that lets you find other Codecademy users and compare your progress. Learn how he approaches new projects. |
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| If you know HTML/CSS, you can code this web form. Win! |
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| So you’ve done the HTML/CSS track. Put your knowledge to the test with a web form you code up yourself! We’ll show you how. |
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