freeCodeCamp is an online learning community with 1200+ hours of front-end learning videos, as well as new Python material! There is also a freeCodeCamp meetup group in Nashville, which holds some of its meetings online.
Formerly known as lynda.com. Available free through the Nashville Public Library website if you have a library card. (Residents of other counties can get a digital library card for a very nominal fee.)
These sites contain many online college courses in computer science, programming, and analytics, to name just a few subjects. For example, Harvard CS50x on edX is an excellent introduction to computer science.
This book consists of somewhat more advanced material (more of an intermediate level). The online version is free at eloquentjavascript.net.
Codecademy has some free content, but everything else is subscription-based.
Comprehensive online learning site for wide range of software development languages and related topics. It is subscription-based.
Udemy contains a wide range of online classes on web development and software technologies (as well as courses on other subject areas). Requires a purchase.
An excellent beginner tutorial book series by Mark Myers with an accompanying coding exercise site. There are four volumes: HTML & CSS, Javascript, jQuery, and Python. The series is self-published, so you’ll need to buy the books through Amazon.
Scrimba is a great site to learn more about front-end technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript). While the site is paid for most of its content, there are some free courses on here for you to try out!