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Want to Code like a Pro ! Practice daily using these apps


Along with rapidly growing technology and updates every day, comes the need to keep up with them in order to survive in today's tough competitive world. When is the better time to learn to code and enhance your skills, than this quarantine due to pandemic outbreak To code has become an indispensable skill to survive in the fast-growing technological industry Are you prudent to code, but stammering as you are not sure from where, to begin with? Then this is the right page for you.


Do you feel that it's too late to learn to code going back to school? Well, it's never too late! Go through the below coding applications to explore a myriad of programming languages and become skilled in your favourite coding language. All this can be accomplished just through your phone. In fact, some of these apps do not even require any Internet connection to teach you to code. Are you willing to become a pro at programming but at the same time, do not want to spend year and years of rigorous training for that? Then what more could be a perfect suite for you, other than the following apps?


1. SoloLearn:


SoloLearn, even though seems to be one single app, it is actually a complete set or series of apps specifically designed for each of the programming language. It is one of those rare apps that does not use the internet for its complete functioning. In addition to this, they also provide certificates for every course that you complete. The courses will consist of a programming portal, quizzes and some texts. To keep the users or learners more committed and motivated, they provide scores for every activity you complete successfully within the application. The Internet is required only if you wish to become a part of a leaderboard wherein the highest scorers are ranked, just as another sign of motivation.


2. Udacity:


Unlike other program learning apps, Udacity, provides a more intense way of learning, thereby pertaining to the top of the highly-rated applications.  This is a single app that provides you with learning JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3 and python as per the choice of the users. The courses taken up in Udacity are more valuable than in any other apps. This is because all the learning materials are provided by industry experts like Cloudera, Facebook and Google. Just imagine a course certificate provided by google in your resume. The courses are always self-paced once you register in them. Most of the courses offered are free, but if you are willing to get more solid material, then you could always register for premium courses that are more standard and outcome-based.


3. Encode:


Encode is found to be a friendly coding application, especially for beginners. It as an interactive editor that is supported by JavaScript. This editor is compatible with many of the pioneer programming languages. Even though it looks like basic learning apps, it provides insights into coding that are much deeper than expected. One more perk with respect to Encode is that the lesson sessions are very short and crisp. This way the attention of the learners is fully gained by the app, making it more productive. You can even provide feedback for each session, and they are immediately taken into account. This way the app is made to be better every time an inconvenience occurs among its users.


4. Programming Hub:


Are you into learning top-rated programming languages with everyday updates? Then Programming Hub is the right choice for you. It makes coding fun and at the same time lets you develop your own application at the end of every course completed. Thereby, the app makes sure that the user has completely understood the concepts both theoretically and practically. Thus app is found to have more than 17 programming languages. Precise materials for the course are created by industry experts and provided via this app, thus allowing the learning process to be enjoyed and productive. Programming Hub could be considered as the dream of every aspiring programmer today.


5. Code Hub:


Are you someone dedicated to learn programming both efficiently and quickly? Then CodeHub provides you with just the same. There are various courses available covering almost all the trending programming languages. The app also seems to improvise as per the changes in the programming trends updated every day. Every course has exactly fifty lessons to cover, all driving you towards becoming a pro in coding challenges.  The information present within the app is of vast amount. It is the user's choice of deciding how to make the best use of all that knowledge. There are 4 levels in each course according to the difficulty of the content. This way if you have any prior knowledge in that language, you could easily skip the easy lessons.


6. Mimo:


Aspiring to become an app developer, game developer, website designer or a hacker on your own free time? Then try Mimo and you will never be disappointed. First once you log in to the app, it asks you for a set of questionnaires. These questions cover your areas of interest and prior knowledge on the subject of programming languages. The app analyses your preferences and suggests courses and programs that you may be interested to learn. This personally computed track by the application, especially for you, will help teach you the mandatory skills. This app is available for both Android and iOs, with a stunning and friendly user interface. Be it Java, Swift, Ruby on Rails, R, C, C++, you name it and Mimo has it.


7. Khan Academy:


With more than six thousand videos, just about the basics of Computer Science and programming and all the other fundamental knowledge for a beginner, Khan Academy of learning has been able to take its position on the top list. If you have prior experience in any of the topics you wish to hone your skills, then probably this app is not recommended for you. This app supports only compete beginners in the field of computer science. Introductory sessions on animation course, developing web pages and designing them are all available through Khan Academy. This app is being provided as a service to its learners. Thus all the contents and information in this app are free! 


8. Tynker:


Tynker was predominately designed as a learning app for parents and their kids who are willing to take learning to the next higher level. Are you a student willing to take the learning leap really further, then Tynker will be the best choice for you. There is an abundance of content you can learn from this app. The user interface is designed all sizzling perfectly for attracting students and kids. This app is compatible with courses in game designing in which the students show more interest. It also offers learning materials on the robotics and Artificial Intelligence basics, In the premium version of the application, you would even find access to languages like Python and Java, along with many puzzles, quizzes, and level editors.


9. Enki:


Do you want your own personalized track that allows you to hire your programming ability? Then Enki app is the ideal choice for you. You are able to learn all the languages in the industry today such as HTML5, CSS3,  Git, Java, Linux and what not. While you are into your ferocious learning, this app allows you to track the progress of your inputs into the app. It will also make suggestions as to improvise your performance towards learning. One unique trait in this app is that, it sets everyday goals for you to accomplish and lets you track your own streak daily. At the end of the day of learning, you are provided with a summary of the day's sessions to reconcile your memory for the good. Enki available in both Android and iOs offers you with a document, containing the day's learning material in-depth.


10. Codemurai:


Codemurai tends to offer microscopic-sized lessons on coding, where the materials are organized by industry experts. Be it Game development, Web designing, and development or mobile applications, you name it and Codemurai will provide learning materials on them. This will make you a pro in any of the fields you choose. The lessons within the app also include languages like MongoDB, Angular JS, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Python and basics of C and C++. Apart from this, Codemurai keeps up with the industry developments and has updated it's app recently to provide learning even for React and Node JS. They do not provide those boring videos and lecture sessions, instead, you learn via fun-filled quizzes and challenges