Encode: Learn to Code
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Free | Upskew Pty. Ltd. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Key features
- Everyone can learn to code, we'll teach you coding right from the start
- We've made awesome bite-sized lessons that efficiently present coding concepts with real code examples
- We think the best way to learn to code is by coding. Encode includes plenty of interactive challenges that are designed to help you level up your coding skills
- On your daily commute with no data? Keep learning even when you're offline!
What you'll learn
- Python: Get to know this popular coding language with Encode right from the basics! Python's used everywhere from the world of data science to the server-side.
- JavaScript: Our JavaScript path teaches the essentials from running quick calculations in code to using functions. JavaScript is a language used everywhere from websites to servers.
- Web: Ever wanted to start making webpages, but didn't know where to start? Our web path teaches the essentials of HTML and CSS, the two languages that sit behind every beautiful website. You'll learn by making mini-webpages using real code.
Reviews
No certificates
kyl56
No certificates and no Programing language that is good and is used in the real world like programming hub
Great for beginners
Tiffany Jae6
This app starts with the basics and advances quickly. Great support for my current class.
Nice! But...
YayGamingFun09
Amazing! But some people are eager to cheat by answering SKIP every time.
You need a lot of time, youth, and very good memorization skills!
rover master
This is very hard for an older adult like myself! It is very difficult to memorize where what symbol goes where and what indentation etc. happens/goes where and when! When We did BASIC over 30 years ago, we used a lot lines and numbers! That’s it! No indentations, commas, colons, semi-colons, etc.! This needs to be “dumbed down” (go into greater detail) and not rushed for us older folks whose memory functions have deteriorated over time! Suggestion: Printable notes and tips/tricks.
Excellent learning structure for those new to coding
BrandonSquire
I downloaded this app after starting a coding “bootcamp” to help reinforce what I was learning there. I have no prior coding experience so this is all very new to me. I made it through the entire JavaScript segment in about a week and it was very concise, well written, and well structured to help me retain the information presented. I would recommend this app to anybody fresh to coding that wants to learn at their own pace in a well structured manner.
This app is a fun way to learn how to code
Quatum Pharaoh
I always thought coding would be fought and Obnoxious to learn about but this app makes it fun and I would Best explain it as a Comedian that is trying to teach
Just what I was looking for...
Tedobean
This app was one I stumbled on by chance. I had gone to the App Store to update my apps and when opening the store I happened to glimpse this app as I was switching the screen over to download the updates. I’ve been trying to learn programming for about a month now. So I went back and took a look at the app. I’ve bought 4 books over the last month hoping each one would give me what I was looking for - the syntax of programming. They were all tedious and wordy and hard to pull out the nuggets. This app does just what I want it to do. I was happy to pay the $6 for the full app after paying more than $50 per book, this felt like a steal. And if you already get the logic but just don’t have definitions of the words, then this app is the place to go. The logic of programming has always been natural for me, but I didn’t understand what the words meant. Or why they were put in certain places...the if/else statements and the Boolean statements...these were all terms I’d heard, but no one had cared to define or could clearly define without fire hosing me. This app takes it in small, easy steps. I’m almost through all of it and I’ve had it for less than 24 hours. I’ve learned more from this app in the 4.5 hours I’ve spent on it than I did from days and days spent in the books I bought. This app is great for someone who has zero programming background and needs to understand what the words mean while learning the order of symbols and what goes where, when. It’s great for getting your feet wet.
