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Code Lab: practise coding in your browser

Short, friendly lessons from Easy to Hard. Type real code, press Check and get instant feedback. Sign in to save your progress and earn certificates.

Featured tool

Solidity IDE — write, compile & deploy

A Remix-style editor with multiple files, a built-in compiler and one-click deployment to 25 networks from your wallet. Start on a free testnet.

Open the IDE→
  1. 1

    Pick a language

    JavaScript or Python are great first choices.

  2. 2

    Read the goal

    Every lesson explains what to build, with starter code.

  3. 3

    Write & press Check

    You'll know right away if it works. Stuck? Get a hint.

AI Engineering

LLM providers, agents and MCP, retrieval-augmented generation, vector search, AI security and observability.

Web3 & Smart Contracts

EVM, Solana multi-framework, Sui/Aptos Move, Starknet Cairo, Polkadot, and Stacks.

Systems & Native Languages

High-performance native development: Rust, C, Modern C++, C#, Java 21, Kotlin, and Swift.

Full-Stack & Application Stack

Languages and frameworks for modern dApp frontends, APIs, mobile apps, and enterprise CMS.

Networking, Telecom & Payments

Core internet protocols, packet engineering, observability, eBPF, firmware, and global payment rails (UPI/SWIFT).

Cloud, DevOps & Distributed Systems

Containers, orchestration, distributed data stores, messaging backbones, and system design.

Operating System Administration

PowerShell, Linux administration, macOS developer utilities, and shell engineering.

Questions students ask

Do I need to install anything to use the Code Lab?+

No. The editor, the checks and the Solidity compiler all run in your browser, on desktop, tablet or phone.

Is the online Solidity IDE free?+

Yes. Write, compile and deploy smart contracts to testnets like Base Sepolia and Ethereum Sepolia from your own wallet at no cost.

Is my progress saved?+

Sign in with Google or email and every solved lesson is saved to your account, so you can continue on any device.

I am a complete beginner. Where should I start?+

Pick JavaScript or Python and begin with the Easy lessons. Each one explains the goal, gives starter code and tells you when you got it right.