Learn web programming is getting easier with many websites which provide free online courses. You can easily follow the lessons provided with the help of the existing instructions and hints. Here are a few sites that provide free online courses to learn web programming. Let's get started!

Codecademy

 

Codecademy, created for people with no previous programming experience, is the easiest way to learn how to code online. To start coding in Codecademy you only need to register or sign in and start learning. If you get stuck, you can see the instructions below and follow the hints are available, or click Q & A Forum Link to ask questions to your problems or you can open the glossary provided. programming languages available include HTML & CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP, Python and Ruby. Even codecademy also provide special courses to improve your web development skills.

W3Schools

W3Schools is one of the best resources for beginners who are just starting to learn. The website includes reference material, basic tutorials and training for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and other programming languages, libraries, and standards. In addition, the reference pages include many coding examples, which you can view and modify in your browser, along with a list of attributes or properties that can be used. If you know you can insert an image using HTML, change the text color using CSS, or show an alert to the user using JavaScript, but you cannot remember the exact syntax to do so, try starting with W3Schools.

Mozilla Developer Network

Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) is a wiki-style reference and tutorial website that covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and various APIs. The website is maintained by the developer community, so anyone can contribute — even you! Although not as beginner-friendly as W3Schools, MDN is one of the most complete and accurate sources of documentation for web languages. Developers frequently use MDN to reference syntax, and also to see desktop and mobile browser compatibility for specific tags and commands. You can also check out tutorials on MDN hosted by the Mozilla Foundation, a nonprofit organization that helps support and maintain the Firefox browser.

At this time has a lot of tools that allows the developer to build a website. Basically tool available only to facilitate the use of a functions in web programming work without having to rewrite the script to create a functions. For beginner developers typically use the tools already available to no longer have to re-write the script, but for the professional developer tools like this sometimes is rarely used even never.

Because of the existence of this tool, actually makes beginner become lazy developers learn from the beginning because it has many tools available to fulfill functions they want. For beginner developers should understand all the basic functions that exist in a programming language (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) and just use the tool to make it easier to create a website. Apart from all that I wanted to share some tools for CSS animation functions that you can use.

Animate.css

 

animate.css is a bunch of cool, fun, and cross-browser animations for you to use in your projects. Great for emphasis, home pages, sliders, and general just-add-water-awesomeness.

Above quote is written on the front page Animate.css GitHub. This tool is very easy to use, you can see how to use it on GitHub and examples in Animate.css website. Class function that can be used as bounce, flash, pulse, rubberband, shake, swing, tada, wobble, bounceIn, bounceInDown and more. This tool is very easy to use and learn, a lot of website that provide tutorials Animate.css use (TutsPlus, Jose Browne). Download Animate.css here (CSS file).

Hover.css

All Hover.css effects make use of a single element (with the help of some pseudo-elements where necessary), are self contained so you can easily copy and paste them, and come in CSS, Sass, and LESS flavours.

hover.css is a collection of CSS3 hover effects that can be easily applied to your own website’s elements, such as links, buttons, logos, SVG, and featured images. Available in CSS, SASS, and LESS. There are over 100 effects to choose from, including 2D transsitions, background transitions, border transitions, icon buttons, shadow and glow transitions, speech bubbles, and page curls. To use this tool, please visit the website hover.css download the file here and learn the tutorial here.

Effeckt.css

 

Ever notice how small flourishes and subtle transitions dramatically increases the value of the experience you enjoy with an app or site?

Designing and developing UIs for the mobile web is tricky, but it's extremely difficult to do that while delivering something that performs at 60fps. The best opportunities to getting jank-free transitions on phones/tablets are CSS transition and keyframe animation based, especially tapping into hardware-accelerated transforms and opacity changes.

Download Effeckt.css here and see the Effeckt.css examples ini Effeckt.css website.

CSS Shake

Its is a collection of CSS classes that will vibrates & shake the ‘DOM’.

Those are some tools that you can use to build websites that I know. For those of you who know other css animation tools please write in the comments field. So that the developers can find tools that can assist in the development of the website.