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Best 5 programming Blogs for beginners

 Hello guys, Here I will be sharing best 5 PROGRAMMING BLOGS that I'm following from my beginning stage to increase my programming skills.

1.Hackr.io:

                            This blog provides aggregate courses on almost all subjects and programming languages. It allows us to choose courses by filtering them with their type, fee and reviews. It's merely the best platform for leaners and educators all around the world.








2.Code Wall:

                              This blog enhances your coding skills if you want to become a developer. This blog is useful for front-end as well as back-end developers. You'll get hell lot of courses to get trained in programming.







3.Hongkiat:

                                This blog basically covers updates on recent technologies ,programming languages and design. They post blogs constantly not less than eight posts in a week. They too share tips and tricks for programming and many other technologies.








4.CatsWhoCode:

                                  This blog is basically dedicated to beginners  to become pro in web-development . They do share tips &tricks and  platforms too for web-development.








5.SitePoint:

                                    This blog is for beginners who wants to learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Web development. Here you can learn all the above mentioned ones from scratch. They also offer you free courses sometimes.







CONCLUSION:

 I have another one blog in bonus to get updated on latest technologies and a platform for beginners. TECHY PINK

I hope this blog will be useful and be a small stepping stone in your career.

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