Codecademy teaches programming interactively. You write and run code in the browser as you learn, across languages and topics from web development to data science.
As you work through a course or path, you complete guided projects that apply what you just learned, and quizzes check how much you’re retaining. Workspaces gives you an online code editor for building your own projects, and you can share a workspace’s code or keep it private. Cheatsheets help you refresh concepts quickly. A practice session uses AI and spaced repetition to decide which concepts you should review.
Codecademy for Business is designed for teams ranging from experienced technical staff to professionals new to tech work. Admins use a dashboard to manage access and licenses, assign content to individuals or groups, and reassign seats. Real-time reports show how each team member is growing. For individual learners, paths work as step-by-step roadmaps toward a specific skill, and an All Access Pass combines Codecademy Pro with eligible bootcamps and workshops.
Codecademy Go is a mobile app for Plus and Pro members that covers coding practice, concept review and articles. Docs is an open-source reference that goes beyond what a single course covers. The Community is a place to raise questions about anything on Codecademy and reply to other learners, and events cover topics such as breaking into tech. Codecademy says business accounts come with enterprise-grade support.
Plus adds skill paths and projects, and Pro adds career paths and interview preparation. Current prices are in the pricing box above.