(Guest post by Frank Merchlewitz) A list post! Hooray! It was only a matter of time before I created some good old-fashioned clickbait. Let me start by saying I love Codecademy. I couldn’t have gotten ...

In August 2014, Codecademy decided to adopt Facebook's library for writing JavaScript UIs, React.js, as part of an overhaul of our learning environment. Initially, we ran into issues finding ...

A new Codecademy course will teach users how to build Airbnb’s home page using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Image: Codecademy ...

Codecademy 'gamifies' the process of learning Javascript All products featured on WIRED are independently selected by our editors.

Ryan Bubinski, the co-founder of Codecademy says that before it matured into the de facto language of the web, JavaScript was commonly referred to as one of the worst languages ever written.

Codecademy, meanwhile, is renowned as one of the best ways to learn programming languages such as Python, Ruby and JavaScript.

Smoking hot startup Codecademy, a service which teaches you how to program online has launched its Labs feature today, as a sign of things to come. In addition to Javascript, which Codecademy ...

(MoneyWatch) Codecademy is betting that people want to learn how to write software -- and so are the high-profile investors that recently injected $10 million in new funding in the company. And ...

Today, nearly a million people are learning JavaScript, HTML, CSS, JQuery and Python through Codecademy's web-based programming tutorials.

The Breakdown: Codecademy’s Growth in the First Seven Days One slight hurdle: None is a paying subscriber. ? It?s a natural thing for startups to transition from getting users to generating ...