Learning how to become a web developer or designer can be fun and cherry at the same time it can be daunting and annoying as a newbie when you hit that block where after you learn html, css and javascript and you don't know where to go from there.

Or

When you have been learnt some coding as a newbie and you can't seem to find what to do with it, due to a lack of direction and mentorship. or just someone to point you to the right way to go or look at your codes to find out wheter your writing crap or writing cream.

or

Your learning curve needs challenges where after learning one code, you need assignments and challenges to help you get better.

Here is where this list comes in, these are most of the sites that that offer free training or paid training out there, that offer free mentorships in their coding Bootcamps and more.

These sites will get you through the Basics and so much more

For those looking to make a career out of web development but don't know where to start and what to learn.
This video will show you what you need to learn as at 2014 and where all the jobs for web development are being given.

https://youtu.be/zXqs6X0lzKI

My Apologies that the options below are not clickable, but if you need to go to each individual site. Check the courtsy link below which links back to quora.com where all the links are displayed.

Free Online Courses (Multiple Languages)
• Bloc
• Bento
• Bitcast.io
• Codecademy
• CodeCloud.me
• Coursera
• CodeHS
• CodeCombat
• Codementor
• Code.org
• Code School
• Computer Science Unplugged - Teaches CS basics w/o computers
• edX
• Free Code Camp
• Google University
• HowToCode.io
• iLoveCoding
• Khan Academy
• Odin Project
• Oozled
• P2PU | Learn
• quackit.com
• Saylor Academy
• Scratch
• StudyTonight
• Stuk
• Tuts+
• Udacity
• Viking Code School
• WizIQ

Pay To Learn Online Courses (Multiple Languages)
• BaseRails ($25/month)
• CodeAvengers (Not Free)
• Bloc - iOS, Web Dev, Design ($5,000)
• CareerFoundry
• Coder Camps - Web, .NET, iOS ($9,900)
• Code School ($25/month)
• CodeQuad - RoR ($994)
• Hack Reactor Remote Beta ($17,780)
• Learn Python The Hard Way ($25)
• Learnable ($17/mo)
• Lynda.com ($25 - $37)
• One Month Rails ($99)
• Stuk ($299)
• Tealeaf Academy
• Team Treehouse ($25 - $49)
• theFirehoseProject - Web Dev, Ruby on Rails, Mobile First Design ($4,500)
• Thinkful - Web Dev, Ruby on Rails, Python, iOS ($300-500)
• Udemy ($0 - $199)
• Web Tech Learning

Finding Coding Bootcamps
• Bootcamp.me
• Bootcamper.io
• Bootcamps.in
• Coding Nation | Kapor Center
• Coding Landscape Database | Kapor Center
• Course Report
• Hack App
• Techendo
• theFirehoseProject
• Thinkful
• SwitchUp
• More at What are the best programming bootcamps/courses available in the United States?

Language Specific

Ruby/Ruby on Rails
• One Day Rails ($10)
• RailsCast
• Ruby on Rails Tutorial 3rd Ed.
• RubyMonk
• TryRuby
• More at What's a good way to learn Ruby? and What's the best way to learn Ruby?

PHP
• PHP Bounce

Python
• Beginner's Guide to Python
• Learn Python The Hard Way
• Neckbeard Republic
• PySchools
• Try Python
• More at How do I learn Python?

JavaScript
• Douglas Crockford's Javascript
• Eloquent JavaScript - Online Book (Free)
• Javascript Glossary - by Mozilla Team
• jsdares
• JS Tutorial - by Mozilla Team
• Learn Javascript in 14 Days - by iLoveCoding
• Learning Advanced JavaScript
• More at What are the best resources for learning JavaScript? and What are the best resources to learn Node.js? and What are the best resources to learn JavaScript for programmers?

Java
• Learneroo

iOS
• Plymouth University on iTunes U

R
• Free interactive courses on R

Scala
• scalatutorials.com


More Resources
• Safari - to find development books (free)
• How do I learn to code?
• What are the best online web development courses?
• What are the best sources to learn web coding (in a short time)?
• What are the best programming bootcamps/courses available in the United States?
• Tutorial on building secure couchapps, web apps served and run within Apache CouchDB, featuring user/role based read/write ACLs and multiple backend/frontends




More Resources for those looking for the right way to code check this

The best resource for understanding computation, and its subfield, computer programming, is the venerable textbook, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programming. It is remarkably well-written, available free online (SICP Web Site http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/), and has video lectures (Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs Video Lectures http://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.001/abelson-sussman-lectures/) recorded several years ago at MIT. I recommend using the Racket [url]http://racket-lang.org/ [/url]programming environment to follow along and do the exercises.

Once you learn this material, you will have set yourself a fantastic foundation. Most languages will be easy to learn, and most computing technologies will seem pretty straightforward, as well.


courtsy
http://www.quora.com/What-are-the-best-resources-sites-books-or-tutorials-for-learning-programming

p.s Some of you would say that watching the videos on some of these sites may be data consuming, why not just download the video?
you can do this on chrome, firefox or opera browse, search on the add-on store or plug-in for each browser. Look for flv downloader and install on your browser. Now when you are watching a video on any the sites above, you can use the flv downloader to download the video to you pc.

Hope this helps everyone