I'm looking for some information or recommendations on the coding boot camps that are offered online. If any present or former Web Developers have any information on it that would be nice as well. I have taught myself the basics of HTML & CSS and am looking to move further with the languages.

Code academy and Lynda are great resources.

Work your way through the HTML / CSS consolidated tutorial and then encorporate it. When you feel you have a decent grasp, take the Javascript tutorial and do similar with the three.

CA offers decent procedural and OO PHP tutorials of you're interested in backend as well.

you could learn Javascript, nowadays you can build app in this language only (client side and server side).
Take a look at MEAN stack (mongoDB, Expressjs, AngularJs, NodeJs).
You need some javascript knowledge tho

So HTML and CSS aren't programming languages. However, as others have said, a natural progression from there is to learn JavaScript if you want to stick to web development. There are tons of JavaScript frameworks and libraries out there, and there will be more in the future.

Java on the other hand (which has nothing to do with JavaScript), is popular on the Android OS world. JavaScript has Java influence, and you can definitely use JavaScript as both object oriented orfunctional as well.

So bottom line, master JavaScript, and jumping to Java won't be as difficult.