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• What Jobs Make 40K or More that I Can Apply to As a Covid Cautious Person? I am Desperate and at My End.

  I've heard good things about freecodecamp.org as a good place to start (I haven't used it myself though). You also might want to /r/learnprogramming. Source: 1 day ago

• College class

  Otherwise, freecodecamp.org has a decent lesson plan to learn basics. Also check out Traversy on YT. Source: 4 days ago

• Asking for some advice to build up resume/portfolio.

  Currently, I am working on completing the certifications from freecodecamp.org (still on the first level), and I would greatly appreciate po sana if you can give advice/s regarding good sources of certifications/mga pwede ko pong ivisit para madevelop po skills ko in the meantime. Also, my current goal po sana is to become a full-stack developer. Source: 6 days ago

• I'm a late bloomer who is looking into getting into a Computer (Science perhaps?) major or career field. Looking for advice.

  If your interested in learning programming skills for free, check out freecodecamp.org. I'm kind of in a similar position as you and trying to figure out which path to take. They offer front end and back end programming courses to follow. Also have a great forum where you can ask questions with others on the same journey as yourself. Been really helpful. Source: 11 days ago

• Just lose

  Try freecodecamp.org for coding n youtube video tutorials n see how. Drop out not end of the world. Source: 8 days ago

• Looking for a programming partner to collaborate on a small data visualization project.

  First, I began learning Python in October 2022 through an interactive Android app called Mimo, which helped me build a basic understanding of the programming language. However, I lost interest after a month as I wasn't sure which projects to pursue for my further learning journey. While some might think that just starting with a mobile app isn't sufficient, but I believe it can be a good way to start doing... Source: 9 days ago

• Ask HN: My sister asked me to help her move into IT. Halp

  3K for HTML course is nonsense. THe issue with most people wanting to get into "IT" is that they think that taking a course or even a bootcamp will help them get a six figure job. It can happen for some but the reality is that you need to start on your own on the side, learn the basics, do a project and go from there. If she truly wants to get into IT, my first question would be "What are you willing to sacrifice... - Source: Hacker News / about 1 month ago

• Is CodeGym Free? Is CodeGym Premium really worth it?

  But, Before we see whether CodeGym is worth it for learning and mastering Java, let me tell you a little bit about what CodeGym really is.   CodeGym is an excellent and innovative alternative to traditional learning platforms like Udemy, Coursera, Codecademy, Educative, freeCodeCamp. - Source: dev.to / about 1 month ago

• Help new Linux user

  JavaScript Bootcamp from Reed Barger, who is also a writer at freecodecamp.org. Source: about 1 month ago

• My Favorite Free Courses to Learn Python in Depth

  Fortunately, many of these courses are free and available on popular platforms such as Udemy, Coursera, Codecademy, Educative, freeCodeCamp, and more for free. These courses offer a great opportunity to learn Python without spending a lot of money. - Source: dev.to / about 1 month ago

• Newbie interested in web development with no direction

  Anywho, I'd suggest FreeCodeCamp or 100devs, but you need to start somewhere just pick something and start. Source: about 1 month ago

• Laid off from work, forced to take bootcamp?

  If you're going to go the bootcamp route, why not freecodecamp.org, same training and info except free. Source: about 1 month ago

• Help with python code

  I'm new to python and am following along with freecodecamp.org's learn python beginners course. We are building a multiple choice quiz but whenever I try to run the code it says:. Source: about 2 months ago

• How Would You Spend Your Time Waiting to Start?

  Get as many certificates from https://freecodecamp.org as you possibly can. Source: about 2 months ago

• guidance about learning new skills?

  Specifically for coding stuff "freecodecamp.org" and for deep learning "deeplearning.mit.edu". Source: about 2 months ago

• hi i am new to linux

  Awesome thanks for the detailed information. I'm going to digest it. I think I am pretty much done with video games at this point in my life. I just really want to learn to code in various languages, I am not sure where I will start but python does seem to be the best choice to start with. freecodecamp.org has a lot of cool stuff to learn. I'd maybe do some photo editing and blender use for 3d design as well. Source: about 2 months ago

• CS Bootcamp worth it for a physics major?

  Alright will do, I've got a lotta time over the summer so I'm just trying to plan out a curriculum for myself. What should I do on the practical side of things? Would freecodecamp.org work well with the MIT courses? Source: about 2 months ago

• Has anyone ever gotten out with an English degree?

  Check out https://freecodecamp.org/ to get your feet wet. A lot of camps charge big money for what they offer, so it's a good idea to try it out a bit first, and see if you really like it. (I am also a writer at heart, but coding for the first time was a magical, fun experience for me; I loved it from the get-go. Not everyone feels that way about it!). Source: 2 months ago

• I want to be web developer it will be self taught and I'm 24, so it is possible to be professional web developer in one year if I put like 9 hours per day of learning?

  I learned quite a lot from https://freecodecamp.org/. After learning basic CSS, I would recommend making some mini projects/ideas yourself. It's okay to Google something if you don't know it too. Source: about 2 months ago

• Is joining computer classes worth it to learn programming?

  Udemy, khan academy, the odin project, CS50 (course by Harvard for free), freecodecamp.org. Source: about 2 months ago

• Starting Web development

  Take a look at Free Code Camp and The Odin Project - both are full stack courses, but both start with front end. Source: 2 months ago