[Night Owl]

Very helpful site thanks for sharing.

[jondro]

I tried code academy, but the problem is that each exercise you learn something new, so after a while you kind of get lost, and forget about things you learned earlier.

[Eclipse]

I don't like codeacademy. I learned HTML, CSS and JavaScript from http://www.html.net/

[Spartan]

Yea i use this website also alot.
So i can definately vouch for this.
Really good and informative website, plus
Its also fun to do aswell, since u get points for completing
Tasks and all.

[Adorapuff]

I loved codeacedemy for learning python, but I'm sad they don't have C nor C++

[Cake]

It's really only good for people to learn html and css

[Jiggly]

I love that site. I think the issue with forgetting what you've been taught is down to your willingness to learn. Normally when you're shown how to do things, you need to take it upon yourself to practice in your own time. Learning is best done through enhanced/applied repetition in my opinion. A tutorial is not there to do everything for you, it's there to tell you how. The site has been updated a couple times since I started using it; it's got a neat layout for the lessons, which helps me stay interested in what I'm doing since I can see the result of what I'm learning immediately.

[Pidiot]

Is this site free? or do you have to pay.

---

I don't see the vb.net option to learn that

[bk1]

Are you looking for way into the world of coding? You're in the right place mate!
http://codecademy.com/
One of the best sites to learn coding (I learned a couple of stuff from there myself).
I know VB.NET and C# but with the help of this site I've learned HTML (and CSS), jQuery and Java.
Awesome website, check it out.

Websites like this are terrible. You should read a book -- one that has very in depth information about the subject, and not learn just by memorising nonsense, which you don't understand.

[MrTomJN]

Looks nice, I might try it out