Armenia-based Sololearn has raised $24 million in a second round of funding for its mobile-first coding education and community platform.

SoloLearn’s CTO and Co-founder Davit Kocharyan came up with the idea for the app in his native Armenia, where most of their team is based, to teach coding to the local population.

And so, SoloLearn has appeared on the horizon, after garnering a healthy following. Today it announces it’s raised a $1.2M seed round to socialize mobile code learning.

SoloLearn aims to make it easier by breaking down programming concepts into quick, digestible daily lessons. The site offers courses on a range of programming languages including C++, Java ...

Elementary coding skills are becoming increasingly useful in a software-driven world, and SoloLearn is helping users get started with free-to-use tutorials.

Coding has become an essential tool for scientists in all disciplines and knowing how to code helps enormously when you’re trying to streamline experiments or data processing. For those just ...

THE SOCIAL CODE: SoloLearn, a San Francisco-based startup behind a coding education and community platform, has raised $5.6 million in a Series A round led by Naspers Ventures. Existing backer Learn ...

Learning to code seems an increasingly practical skill in a digitizing world. Languages that were once known only to a few masters in their field are beginning to be democratized. However, not ...

In addition, there are Q&A discussions to ask other users questions, as well as a code playground to see what others have created. Download SoloLearn for iOS or Android.