Interested in learning the most current version of HTML? You might be surprised at how easy it can be! Though HTML5 is still a working draft according to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), many of its features have been implemented into all major browsers; and rest assured, all of them will be implemented in the near future. This tutorial by Eduonix Technologies covers the basics of HTML5—from its definition to the bare-bones structure of HTML5 documents.

Javascript is not only one of the main languages used in contemporary web development, but it also has many non-web based applications, from.pdf files to desktop widgets. Thus, Javascript is an extremely versatile and valuable language to have command of. In this lesson, Mark from LearnToProgram.tv demonstrates how to begin coding with Javascript, as well as how to test your code using a text editor (Mark recommends Komodo Edit). Finally, learn how to use Javascript to manipulate HTML pages.

Do you dream of building robots, or at least digitally controlling your home’s appliances? The applications of microcontrollers are limitless! In this lesson, Jeremy Blum introduces you to Arduino—an open source platform microcontroller that is programmed with its own language (which is easier to learn than C). Learn what you’ll need to begin a project with Arduino (Jeremy uses Arduino Uno), how to install the software and update drivers, and how to create your first program.

Neuro-linguistic programming is a powerful system to create positive change in your life. Before you can study NLP techniques to take control of your life, however, you’ve got to study the basic ideas. In this lesson, learn about the core concepts of NLP such as modelling, being “at cause” and “at effect”, the role of the conscious and unconscious mind, and the relationship between perception and projection.

If you dream of developing the latest and greatest app for Apple computers or iPhones, you must have a solid understanding of the language used on all Apple products: Objective-C. So, start with the basics in this Objective-C programming series! The introductory lesson will help you get started with either the iOS or OS X platform. You’ll become acquainted with the environment you write your code in, Xcode, and learn how to begin a new project.

Java applications are composed of compiled bytecode that can be read by the Java virtual machine on a Mac, PC, or Linux computer. If this sounds like Greek to you, don’t worry, because this lesson is a great way to get started in reviewing the Java structure, and getting familiar with this versatile, class-based, object-oriented programming language. Learn how to create a public class, save the file, and compile command line code in this powerful platform!

Want to learn a programming language that will do a lot of the work for you? Check out Professor Paul Krause's introduction to Ruby on Rails, a highly dynamic and fully object-oriented framework for creating websites. In this first of a series of lessons on Ruby, hear the history of Ruby on Rails and why it's useful, and find out how Ruby can cope with problems that would leave Javascript reeling.

Before you begin making a PowerPoint presentation, there are a few things that you need to consider. Without good content, good design, and good presentation skills, your project may fall short. This lesson introduces techniques that you can use to maximize the effectiveness of a presentation. It also demonstrates some of the main concepts that you will need to master before constructing a PowerPoint.

Learn how to add dynamic JavaScript to your website in just a few minutes! In this lesson, Sam Cogan provides a simple introduction to how to use the JavaScript language within HTML documents. Find out how to do more with your website, from creating basic alert boxes to slide shows, photo galleries, and games! Change the way users interact with your site and ramp up the content you want to share. JavaScript is easy to learn, and will take your web design skills to the next level.

Interested in coding in programming language Visual Basic? In this introductory lesson, Es Einsteinium shows how to program, “Hello, World!” in Visual Studio. Write your very first program in Visual Studio Express 2013 as Luke demonstrates how to create a new program, display text on screen, and run the code! You’ll even receive a coding homework assignment that’ll get your audience laughing.

Interested in building and coding a website with PHP? Before you get into the nitty gritty, install the necessary languages and libraries. This introductory tutorial by Peter Entwistle, the first in a series, shows you how to download and access PHP, MySQL, and several other languages and libraries using a free service called XAMPP. With this step completed, you can access PHP locally, without using a web server.

Are you looking to develop fantastic applications in OpenCV? This lesson will then be a great help in kicking off your understanding of what OpenCV and Python are, how to install OpenCV and Python, and how to interface them both. In addition, install the NumPy library for Python, which will be needed as your projects progress. Finally, learn how to run a test program to make sure everything is functioning before moving forward with OpenCV.

Looking for an easy-to-follow Git tutorial to start learning everyone’s favorite free open source version control system? This first lesson in Sam Cogan’s Git and GitHub series illustrates the difference between Git and GitHub, then takes a closer look at the former. Follow along as Sam shows you how to download and install Git and familiarize yourself with the Git Bash command window. By the end of the lesson, you’ll learn how to use the command line to create a new repository.

Learning how to use programming languages like PHP may seem overwhelming at first. Lucky for you, this introductory lesson breaks down the PHP basics, covering everything from what PHP does to what software you need to use it. Learn about essential tools like MySQL, Komodo Edit, and Wamp and Mamp that will help you get started.

Eager to turn your idea for a mobile application into a reality? Get started with this introduction to Java for mobile apps. Learning Java can feel overwhelming at first, similar to learning another language. However, with this lesson’s simple and clear instruction, you’ll begin to understand how code creates the functionality of mobile apps and review the overall structure of Java’s code components. Pave the way for your future in using Java for app development.