Learn to code on your iPad with new Treehouse app

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Jolie O'Dell/VentureBeat

Learn-to-code company Treehouse has just launched a new app for you iPad fans out there.

Now, you’ll be able to soak in the lessons on coding, startup-building, design, and business basics from just about anywhere. The lessons include everything from professionally produced instructional videos to an IDE for coding on the go.

Here’s what she looks like:

Currently, the Treehouse video library contains more than a thousand titles. Some of the technologies and languages taught include Objective-C, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, and SQL.

Available coursework also includes tech career development and business foundations for startup folks. The site also has a sweet job board for job-hunting students.

One side note that we find incredibly messed-up: Apple stipulated that in order to get into the App Store, Treehouse had to remove Android coding classes from its curriculum. Other iOS coding apps like Lynda and Udemy include Android material, but Treehouse chose to comply — what else could they do? — in order to ship the app for non-Android developers.

You can download the app now from the iTunes App Store. Happy coding!

Filed under: Dev

Jolie O'Dell 26 Jul, 2013
enclosure: http://venturebeat.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/code-racer-ryan-carson.jpg?w=160

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Source: http://venturebeat.com/2013/07/25/treehouse-for-ipad/
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