[Oxyrus]

Just imagine something that you want to make and do it, if you want to create a forum on your own, do it, that's the way which should work for you.

[Moriarty]

Go for http://khanacademy.org/

That's where I learned most of the stuff I know.

[$ninja]

...CodeCademy tells you what to do and that isn't learning.

Generally, yes, it does. But the projects don't and can actually be quite difficult at times. For example, take the Broadway project in the Ruby on Rails course. Instead of telling you to type in get 'pages/home' => 'pages#home' in routes.rb, they tell you to "map the request for the url /pages/home to Pages controller's home action." Rather than just have you paste in a snippet of HTML/CSS, they just tell you to add a menu and style it . (etc.)

[Oxyrus]

...CodeCademy tells you what to do and that isn't learning.

Generally, yes, it does. But the projects don't and can actually be quite difficult at times. For example, take the Broadway project in the Ruby on Rails course. Instead of telling you to type in get 'pages/home' => 'pages#home' in routes.rb, they tell you to "map the request for the url /pages/home to Pages controller's home action." Rather than just have you paste in a snippet of HTML/CSS, they just tell you to add a menu and style it . (etc.)

Controller not found hehe

[Mars_mybb_import13750]

I quite liked the Khanacademy suggested by @Moriarty. Her voice is nice and it's good.

[Kotomi]

I have always been fascinated and interested by/in coding. I wonder where you started and where the best sites to learn is. Already done some codecademy courses last year or so and might do them again.

I need new sites because codecademy tells you what to do and that isn't learning.

I think the best way is to have others request something. 

You have the challenge of not googling, and of coming up with it. 

I started with templates then when I felt able I moved to try new things like make my own things.