Hey — I’m a software developer who got tired of the state of coding tutorials online.
Too many are locked behind paywalls, padded with filler, or written in a way that assumes you already know the thing they’re supposed to be teaching. I wanted to build something better: a site where you can actually learn to code without hitting a paywall or wading through fluff.
Free Code Tutorials is exactly what it sounds like — free tutorials on programming and software development. I write about JavaScript, Python, web development, data structures, databases, AWS, Git, and whatever else I think is worth covering. Every tutorial is written to be practical and hands-on, with real code you can run.
I try to explain things the way I wish someone had explained them to me when I was learning. That means starting from the basics, not skipping steps, and using real-world examples instead of abstract nonsense.
This isn’t a bootcamp. There’s no curriculum you have to follow, no certificates, and no upsell. Just tutorials you can read at your own pace. Pick a topic that interests you and start there.
Because the best learning resources I found when I was starting out were free — blog posts, open-source docs, random Stack Overflow answers at 2am. I want to contribute to that same ecosystem. The site runs ads to cover hosting costs, but the content will always be free.
If you spot an error, have a suggestion, or just want to say hi, feel free to reach out. I’m always looking to improve the tutorials based on real feedback.