Meet our new Paths

After helping 45 million people learn to code, we've learned a lot too.

One important lesson we've learned is that technical skills are not one-size-fits-all. What's best for you is not always best for your friend; what's best for a professional designer is not best for a college student.

With that in mind, we completely reinvented Paths. Now, no matter what destination you have in mind, we'll make sure you have the right tools to get there:

Web Development—master the languages of the web
Data Science—use Python and SQL to query, analyze, and visualize data
Computer Science—learn the theory behind programming
Code Foundations—go here if you're not sure where to start

Read on to learn how to access these new Paths, and then get back to coding.

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