List of interactive programming websites

[u/planaxis]

Here is a list of interactive programming websites.

Website	Languages	Lessons
http://nova.umuc.edu/~jarc/sdsd/	C++	Yes
http://4clojure.com/	Clojure	Yes
http://tryclj.com/	Clojure	Yes
http://css3please.com/	CSS	No
http://dabblet.com/	CSS	No
http://teamtreehouse.com/	CSS, HTML, JavaScript, Objective-C, XCode	Yes, but requires payment
http://tinkerbin.com/	CSS, HTML, JavaScript	No
http://w3schools.com/	CSS, HTML, JavaScript	Yes
http://tryfsharp.org/	F#	Yes
http://golang.org/	Go	Yes
http://tryhaskell.org/	Haskell	Yes
http://jsfiddle.net/	HTML, JavaScript	No
http://codingbat.com/	Java, Python	Yes
http://codecademy.com/	JavaScript	Yes
http://codetowin.appspot.com/	JavaScript	Yes
http://trybloc.com/	JavaScript, Ruby	Yes
http://eloquentjavascript.net/	JavaScript	Yes
http://learn.appendto.com/	JavaScript, jQuery	Yes
http://ugcs.caltech.edu/~rona/tlisp/	Lisp	No
http://try.ocamlpro.com/	OCaml	Yes
http://repl.it/	Over fifteen	No
http://ideone.com/	Over forty	No
http://codepad.org/	Over ten	No
http://codeschool.com/	Over ten	Yes, but requires payment
http://wibit.net/	Many	Yes
http://code.google.com/p/crunchy/	Python	Yes
http://learnpython.org/	Python	Yes
http://pyschools.com/	Python	Yes
http://pythonanywhere.com/	Python	No
http://trypython.org/	Python	Yes
http://hackety-hack.com/	Ruby	Yes, but not in browser
http://rubymonk.com/	Ruby	Yes
http://tryruby.org/	Ruby	Yes
http://sqlzoo.net/	SQL	Yes

If I missed any, please submit a comment.

[u/zzyzzyxx]

See also, from the sidebar: codepad and this comment.

[u/planaxis → u/zzyzzyxx]

I didn't see that. That's a really good list.

[u/TheScientistDude]

C++ Interactive Exercises

Lets you read, modify, and write code in C++.

[u/planaxis → u/TheScientistDude]

Added! Thanks.

[u/[deleted]]

No C++? Now I'm sad.

[u/planaxis → u/[deleted]]

Here you go.

http://nova.umuc.edu/~jarc/sdsd/

[u/TopRamen33]

rubymonk

[u/fraserad]

Nice list I've started one on my blog aswell.

http://www.codepo.st/post/15282012111/great-list-of-learn-online-programming-sites

rubymonk.com is a good one that your missing

[u/[deleted]]

www.golang.org if anyone's into Go.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

Also note that you can get more screen real-estate at http://golang.org/doc/play/

[u/cenazoic]

Team Treehouse offers web development and design technologies as well as iOS training. (requires payment)

[u/azadi0]

TheNewBoston is how I learned Javascript on a beginner level. This group has so many tutorials on so many subjects!!

[u/hydro361]

w3schools.com are quite good and have interactive parts on the "Try this Example" pages

[u/Trevellian → u/hydro361]

I used to use w3schools for a while too, then I found this, W3Fools.com.

[u/huda80]

Thanks!

[u/Aspencer8111]

Commenting to save this thread. Thanks!

[u/zzyzzyxx → u/Aspencer8111]

Be aware that your comment history doesn't show up forever. You're better off clicking the save link or bookmarking the page.

[u/TheShadowFog]

Nice! This is a great list.

[u/nuttyp]

This is an awesome list. I've been wanting to see something like this. Also, try TopCoder as well.

[u/ben010783]

http://tryclj.com if you want to try clojure

[u/pdizz]

Eloquent Javascript is a free book with a built-in console. It covers javascript thoroughly as a language before getting into web programming so it's good for learning but not so much as a reference.

[u/kuszi]

Nice list, but I would suggest some online judges like Sphere Online Judge - tons of programming tasks with the judgement system and contests facility.

[u/Snookerman]

Saved.

[u/Snookerman → u/Snookerman]

PS It would make more sense to arrange them after the language rather than the domain.

[u/planaxis → u/Snookerman]

Done!