wiki. secretGeekTry Programming Languages in Your Browser
To begin programming, you can try this article: How to become a programmer
There are online tutorials for just about every language, and you can see many of them in this list:
- Try .net (C#, F#, VB.net)
- Try Babylon.js
- Try C#
- Try CSS: Flexbox
- Try CSS: FlexBox Froggy 🔥
- Try CSS: Grid
- Try Elixir
- Try F# (community)
- Try F# (Microsoft Research)
- Try git
- Try Go (tour)
- Try Go (play)
- Try Groovy
- Try Haskell
- Try html (old school)
- Try html, css and javascript
- Try html5 canvas tutorials
- Try Iron Python
- Try javascript (and popular libraries)
- Try javascript (jsbin)
- Try Javascript
- Try JSIL
- Try LLVM
- Try Logo (inexorabletash)
- Try Logo (papert)
- Try Lua
- Try node.js
- Try OCaml
- Try Perl
- Try Pex
- Try processing.js
- Try Pyth
- Try Python
- Try Redis
- Try Ruby ← Arguably the site that started this trend, originally tryruby.hobix.com, then tryruby.org, but that domain is now taken by squatters.
- Try Rust
- Try Scala
- Try Scheme
- Try Scratch (snap)
- Try SQL (Sql Bolt Tutorials)
- Try SQL (SqlFiddle)
- Try SQL (Select Star Sql)
- Try SQL (Bytescout)
- Try Swift
- Try TypeScript
Multiple:
- Try 20 different languages! (Repl.it)
- Try 100 different languages! (tutorials point)
- Try 36 esoteric language (Try it online!)
Within this wiki I have a "Try Logo" page: Tinker with Logo which uses Papert.
This interactive series of music tutorials is excellent: