Learning how to code sounds arduous, a tad boring and definitely time-consuming. But it doesn’t have to be like that. Codecademy bills itself as “the easiest way to learn how to code”.

Image via Wikipedia The Internet is aflutter with the New Year's resolution 'learn how to code.' The impetus came from Codecademy who put out the challenge and so far 300,000 people have answered ...

Deeper learning Codecademy has quietly beta-tested some of its new pro products, resulting in over 20,000 paying customers, and more than $6 million in revenue for the company.

Sims also talked a bit about the experience of building Codecademy with his co-founder. Sims said that he always found learning to code hard, especially because he often didn’t find the right ...

Codecademy is also dramatically updating its training platform to guide its members through lessons while still giving them plenty of hands-on time with code. The first example of this new ...

The weekly Codecademy lessons not only will teach you the basics of coding, they might also help you stay on track with your resolution to learn how to build apps and websites. One of the goals of ...

Black Girls Code Kimberly Bryant is the founder of Black Girls Code, an organization created to empower women of color between the ages of 7-14 by encouraging them to learn code.

Codecademy, for instance, holds regular meetups in 300 cities around the world. “I made a commitment to go every month,” said Laurie Alaoui, 59, from Lincoln, California, near the Bay Area.

(MoneyWatch) Codecademy is betting that people want to learn how to write software -- and so are the high-profile investors that recently injected $10 million in new funding in the company.

Why Everyone Should Learn to Code: An Event Recap By Madeline McSherry March 29, 20135:27 PM ...

In January, Codecademy launched Code Year, a free weekly email and lesson plan. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced he would learn to code and tweeted that he had signed up for Code Year.