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The CodeCrawl website provides online resources for beginners to learn computer programming or coding.It guides you in learning to code in a programming language such as PHP, Javascript or SQL.

Codecrawl is also about how to learn a programming language, how to start and where to get those necessary information.

Learning is a journey and just like learning to ride a bicycle, it could be tough for a beginner to get a foothold and to start. We need to crawl before we can walk.  The same apply to learning to code.  The learning process that you have gone through, hopefully through us, will be all worth while once you have reached a certain level. Before beginning one should look at the articles located in the right column on this page..

Check it out  Codecrawl by clicking on the image.
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  • Which Programming Language Should I Learn First? That's probably one of the most popular questions from first-time learners, and it's something that educators debate as well.
  • Which Coding Language Is Right For You? – ReadWrite Coding is all the rage these days. Students of all ages and adults already in the workforce are increasingly encouraged to learn programming.
  • Don’t Believe Anyone Who Tells You Learning To Code Is Easy | TechCrunchMost programming doesn’t require a special brain, but it’s more frustrating and messier than anyone lets on.
  • Why Apple’s Swift Language Will Instantly Remake Computer Programming | Enterprise | WIRED Part of Swift’s edge is that it’s built for the average programmer. It’s designed for coding even the simplest of mobile apps, and with a rather clever tool Apple calls “Playgrounds.”
  • Anyone Can Attend This Coding School That Meets in Coffee Shops | WIREDHackvard, a web application dedicated to bridging the gap between offline and online education.
  • I Want to Write Android Apps. Where Do I Start? As you're probably aware, writing apps for Android is more than just learning code syntax.
  • Why You SHould Be Excited About Telerik NativeScript — Medium On the 20th of november 2014, I came across a new technology called NativeScript made by a company called Telerik.

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