At the invite-only DLD (Digital – Life – Design) conference in Munich today, Codecademy’s co-founder and CEO Zach Sims talked about the history of the service, the way people are using it today and ...

With each passing year, the ability to understand and write code becomes increasingly valuable. The demand for competent developers is growing and the required skill set is seeping into professions ...

Mobile apps thrive when they allow the user to check, explore or experiment with content in short bursts. Codecademy, meanwhile, is renowned as one of the best ways to learn programming languages such ...

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Two years after launching, and with more than 24 million users learning how to code on its platform, Codecademy is getting a facelift. The New York City startup unveiled a sleek new website redesign ...

“In general, the redesign of the entire site is a little friendly and makes it easier for people to find the courses that matter to them.” When aspiring developers decide to learn how to program, ...

Codecademy has spent the last several years building a large community of learners with free lessons aimed at teaching its users the basics of how to code. But now it’s betting that many of them will ...

This article appears in the April 9 issue of FORBES Magazine. At 3 a.m. one night in mid-December last year, Zach Sims, the 21-year-old CEO of Codecademy, took a break from answering emails and spent ...

People with excellent data skills are in high demand as leading companies gather and depend on data to make decisions. You can also use it to your advantage to build a business and use data as a ...

The online learning companies hope to combine their capabilities and customer bases to create more immersive experiences and boost revenue. Skillsoft has entered a definitive agreement to acquire ...