About The Odin Project
The Odin Project is a free, full-stack web development curriculum. It is maintained by an open source community and gathers online tutorials, blogs and courses into one logical order.
What it does
The curriculum leads you from HTML and CSS through JavaScript, databases and back-end tools such as Node and Ruby on Rails. Rather than writing every lesson itself, it selects existing resources and sets them in order. You build projects along the way, from simple scripts to full programs and deployed websites.
Key features
- Full-stack path from HTML and CSS to databases
- Portfolio projects, from scripts to deployed sites
- Curated tutorials, blogs and courses in order
- Community help from beginner and experienced developers
- Installation guides and contribution guides
Who it's for
People starting in web development with no prior experience, and self-taught learners who want a clear order to study in. The projects make it a good fit for anyone who wants a portfolio.
Pricing and good to know
The full curriculum is free to use, and the project is supported by donations. Help comes through the community, including a chat server. The path is long, so it suits learners who can give it steady time.
Highlights
- Full-stack path from HTML and CSS to databases
- Portfolio projects, from scripts to deployed sites
- Curated tutorials, blogs and courses in order
- Community help from beginner and experienced developers
- Installation guides and contribution guides
