Encode: Learn to Code
Learn to code at your own pace.
Start coding with a fun and free way to learn, with bite-sized lessons and code exercises.
Learn to code in Python, an in-demand and versatile coding language, or enhance your coding skills with sought-after languages (like Swift or R) through our seven skill paths.
With Encode, learning is a breeze:
Coding lessons: Our lessons are easy to understand, featuring real-world examples that bring theory to life.
Exercises and challenges: Apply what you’ve learned with coding exercises, then prove your mastery by solving tough coding challenges.
Skill path: Stay on the right track with our skill path, designed to help you easily monitor your progress on your learning journey.
Grow your skills: Expand your coding expertise with Python, Swift, command line, HTML/CSS, R, SQL, or Java lessons — set your skill from your settings page.
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| Bundle ID | com.upskew.encode.ios |
| Version | 5.1.0 |
| Size | 66 MB |
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5.1.0
Introducing the new Encode.
New Learn to Code Path: Check out our brand-new Learn to Code path. Packed with lessons, exercises, and coding challenges, this path is designed to make learning to code engaging and hands-on.
Redesigned Skill Path: We’ve given your skill path a makeover, making it easier to navigate and track your progress.
Introducing Hearts: Lose a heart when you peek at solutions or answer a question incorrectly (don’t worry, retrying a question won’t cost a heart). Refill hearts by revisiting past lessons to solidify your knowledge.
Answers: Need a helping hand? Peek at answers for a heart.
Sound Effects: We’ve added sound effects to give you extra feedback on your answers and to celebrate the end of each lesson.
A Fresh Design: We’ve spruced up the design, making text easier to read, simplifying lesson navigation, and revamping our color palette to improve contrast.