Tutorials
Look through the highlights below for some of the most useful tutorials I have found or check out some of my own tutorials.
W3 Schools
W3 Schools is a great resource for learning several different computer languages. As their name suggests, they mainly teach website frontend or backend languages, but they also have great python, Java, and C based language tutorials. Although it is purely text-based (no video tutorials), their built in editor allows easy experimentation and the lessons are clear and straightforward. I taught myself JavaScript on their website, and I would highly reccomend it.
Blender Guru
Blender is a free 3D animation and rendering software that can compete against the industry standard. Blender Guru's donut tutorial is not only one of the most well-known tutorials, but is also highly in-depth and easy to follow.
CG Matter
While Blender Guru's tutorials are very detailed (and often long), CG Matter focuses on
the opposite side of the spectrum. His tutorials only touch on the most crucial elements and are
rarely longer than 5 minutes long. If you tend to watch tutorials on 1.5 speed, then CG Matter
is definitely for you.
He also has a wonderfully dry sense of humor.