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Best E-learning Tech sites

Few are some awesome sites to begin coding 


  • https://www.w3schools.com/   - W3Schools
    • If you ever tried coding at-least once , I am sure you are aware of this website. This is the go-to website for all the beginners there. It has learning options for may programming languages like C#, Python. You can also learn DBMS like SQL and also Javascript framework like Jquery and Bootstrap. Moreover, it also has 'Try it Yourself' section.
  • https://mva.microsoft.com/ - Microsoft Virtual Academy
    • This is my personal favorite. I started to learn coding while I was in college. I started to love coding after I took my first lesson on this website. It is official Microsoft certification e learning hub. Why don't you give it a try?
  • https://www.codecademy.com/ - Code Academy
    • This website helps realizing your learning curve by defining learning path for a particular course. Also you practice while you code with the help of the websites training section.
  • https://www.udemy.com - Udemy
    • The courses on this website but you can also find some cool free courses that helps you kick start your binge on new programming subject
  • https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/ - C# corner
    • I got inspiration to start this blog from this one. It has 1000s of developers who contribute their knowledge and help us understand the concept in depth.
  • https://www.dofactory.com/ - Dofactory for learning design patterns
    • I always find software design patterns and architect very tricky. But this site helped me not only to understand these patterns but also use them.
  • https://plugins.jquery.com/ - Jquery plugins
    • You will find the best jquery plugins to reuse in your project. Also if you view the .js files in these plugins, you will master jquery development in a short period of time.
  • https://msdn.microsoft.com - MSDN
    • The official developer's network of Microsoft . Any Developer. Any App. Any Platform. Enough Said !!!!
  • https://www.tutorialspoint.com - Tutorial's point
    • It is similar to c#.com . Except it has got other wide variety of programming languages tutorials to learn from. It give concept wise learning.
  • https://sqlzoo.net/ - Heaven for SQL newbies
    • If you are new to SQL and want to learn Sql and also practice Sql queries, then this site is a definite one. You should give it a try.
  • https://www.dotnetcurry.com/ - The ultimate .net magazine.
    • This is a .net learning platform. However you should especially subscribe to its magazine to stay updated on the latest on goings in the tech world

Will be back with some more good learning sites. Till then CIAO🙋


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