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Mobile Apps Which You Can Use To Learn Coding For Free (Part 1)

These are some apps you can use anywhere, anytime to learn coding for free on your mobile device.
Note: These apps do not have a web version. Those with a web version can be found here.

  1. Enki
    enki

    The award-winning app to learn to code, pick up new technical topics, or to sharpen your skills in general! Useful for both non-technical beginners and developers of all levels. Topics include SQL, Data Science, JavaScript, Python, Blockchain, CSS, HTML, Security, Git, Computer Science fundamentals, Docker, MongoDB, Linux and Java. Make progress through the structured curriculum in each topic. Quickly and easily discover new ideas, practice new concepts, and answer interactive quizzes. Over 1 million people have used Enki to learn to code and improve their skills.

    Platform: Android, iOS
  2. Mimo
    mimo

    Learn to code, build apps, and much more in a fun and interactive way – no matter how much experience and time you have. Mimo is a platform that teaches programming, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Swift, and more through gamified and interactive lessons on the go.

    Platform: Android, iOS
  3. Programming Hero
    programming-hero

    Programming Hero is a fun, interactive, visual, and friendly way to learn programming.

    Platform: Android, iOS
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