W3Schools: Learn to Code

W3Schools: Learn to Code

HTML, CSS, JavaScript & Python

68 ratings
5 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 26, 2026
  • September 11, 2026
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Master coding with interactive lessons and practical exercises. Learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, and Java through bite-sized modules, daily quests, and rewarding progress tracking. Ideal for beginners and those looking to refresh their skills.

✓Bite-sized lessons
✓Real coding practice
✓Weekly quests and streaks
✓Rewards for learning
✓HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, Java
✓Progress tracking
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What's New in W3Schools

1.0.5

September 11, 2026

The moose has been busy! We've updated our app with bug fixes and changes to improve your overall experience.

Subscription plans

Hero (monthly)

Hero (monthly)

$2.991 Month
3 Days trial
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$499.00

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User reviews

Good

Good for learning

Why Is There an Energy System?

Why advertise an educational platform only to paywall it with an energy system? An extremely expensive one at that - very low energy and its hard to get beyond just waiting. I have used W3schools to learn various programming languages, and I was excited when I saw they made an app. However, my disappointment is immense at the revelation of an energy system. You would just be better off visiting the website and reading off of that rather than wasting storage space and time to use this app.
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Great except the energy system

I honestly love it! I’m learning Java in school right now and thought I’d hop on here to supplement my learning and practice extra. While the app helps, it’s frustrating to only have 3 energy max (1 energy per lesson), and it takes an entire 24 hours to get 1 back. If we could have more total, and/or retain energy faster for more learning opportunities, it would be even better!
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energy too low

energy is worse than duolingo! i think earn one bar every 24 hours and energy is used not with mistakes but just doing something. so you get maybe 1 lesson every 24 hrs. class has potential but the lesson and quizzes are also repetitive. how often do u need to practice <p>? maybe duolingo will come out with coding. at least you only lose energy from mistakes.
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Fun and easy way to learn coding!

Really enjoying the new adventure map and weekly quests! The bite-sized lessons are easy to follow, and exercises like multiple-choice questions, spot the error, and fill in the blanks make learning more engaging. I also love the pixel avatars—they add a fun touch. A great way to learn and practise coding a little every day!
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FAQ

What programming languages can I learn with W3Schools?

W3Schools allows you to learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, and Java. The app also states that more languages and topics are on the way, indicating future expansion of its curriculum.

Does W3Schools offer a free trial for its subscription plans?

Yes, the 'Hero (monthly)' subscription plan includes a 3-day free trial. Other plans do not explicitly mention a free trial in the provided data.

What are the subscription options for W3Schools?

W3Schools offers two tiers, 'Hero' and 'Plus', available on both monthly and yearly billing cycles. Monthly plans range from $2.99 to $14.99, while yearly plans range from $29.99 to $119.99.

How does W3Schools track user progress?

The app uses features like weekly quests and streaks to encourage consistent learning. Users also receive rewards as they progress through the lessons, making the learning process engaging.

Is W3Schools suitable for absolute beginners?

Yes, W3Schools is designed to help users learn coding in a simple, fun, and practical way, starting with foundational languages like HTML and CSS, making it ideal for beginners.

What devices does W3Schools support?

W3Schools is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. The app is designed to be accessible across various Apple mobile devices.

How often is W3Schools updated?

The latest version of W3Schools is 1.0.4, which was last updated on September 7, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.

What is the age rating for W3Schools?

W3Schools has an age rating of 9+. This means it is considered appropriate for users aged 9 and older, suitable for a wide range of young learners and adults.