The Odin Project Reviews

Social recommendations and mentions

• Getting Started with front-end and web designing

  Start with freecodecamp.org and then move to theodinproject.com. - Source: Reddit / about 9 hours ago

• I am 28, never hugged a female except mother, want to quit porn for good.

  I am learning from a site theodinproject.com. - Source: Reddit / 12 days ago

• Should I quit a job after one week

  Python is a good call and so is JavaScript. Web Development is generally considered the easiest field to break into and it requires JavaScript. Look into Scrimba.com for an easy taste of it or theodinproject.com if you are very good figuring stuff out yourself. - Source: Reddit / 12 days ago

• Getting a web dev job without a degree? How do I do it, is it even possible in India?

  Thanks. Yes, I am able to build things from scratch. I am currently following the https://theodinproject.com curriculum. - Source: Reddit / 17 days ago

• What are the best online courses for learning Java?

  Take a look at Free Code Camp or at The Odin Project for full stack courses - they will teach you JavaScript as next logical step. - Source: Reddit / 16 days ago

• Review my front end developer resume

  Idhar se start kar sakta, free option hai. - Source: Reddit / 29 days ago

• HELP WITH RESPONSIVENESS

  Hi. I've been through about 90% of the foundation course on the odin project then I got a simple gig to build a contact form. I'm able to do the contact form with html and css but the responsiveness has been killing me for the past two days non stop. But I can't take it any longer. Can anyone help me with it? it's a coperate thing so I don't want to put the information here so probably in the DM? I will be... - Source: Reddit / 30 days ago

• I'm lying to my parents, I'm supposed to learn computer science but sadly I'm not. I don't know what to do.

  I think the best way to help yourself is to start coding and building projects. You can checkout theodinproject.com to learn the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node, Ruby, React Mongodb stacks or https://thecsharpacademy.com to learn the C#, ASP.NET Core, mssql server, JavaScript, React, Angular stacks. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• Career change to programming after 30s

  If you want to cut out all the unnecessary stuff and learn exactly what you need to be an entry level web developer, do either freecodecamp.org or theodinproject.com web dev curriculums. Don't waste time with anything else. Use either one of those, do all the projects. Should take about a year if you spend 20+ hours a week on it. I did freecodecamp 7 years ago but I would actually recommend the odin project over... - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago

• I have no idea what to do next

  If you want to become a self taught full stack developer then have a look at and possibly go through The Odin Project. - Source: Reddit / about 2 months ago

• 52 and don't know what to do.

  I highly recomend TOP https://theodinproject.com. - Source: Reddit / about 2 months ago

• Looking for career transition to tech/IT advice

  The Odin Project - heavily documentation-based with projects where you can apply your newly acquired skills. I highly suggest this one because you will find yourself reading a lot of documentations, researching on google, etc. As a developer. - Source: Reddit / 2 months ago

• Is it possible to become a software developer or engineer just by self studying? If so, how hard was it and what was your plan?

  I would use theodinproject.com to learn development, teaches you everything you need without the fluff from a CS degree. I would devote around a year part time to completing this if you dedicate a few hours a day. If you think it'll happen with less commitment to this just back out now you're probably gonna struggle. - Source: Reddit / 2 months ago

• How To Get Started as a 4th SEM Student?

  New stuff: freecodecamp.org (Get the HTML & CSS Certificate and JavaScript certificate by learning and solving) -> theodinproject.com. - Source: Reddit / 2 months ago

• should i do self study or enroll in a bootcamp ?

  If for self-study: theodinproject.com or courses by colt steele on udemy.com. - Source: Reddit / 2 months ago

• If you were a 25yo, who wasted 3 years of his life being a complete idiot, how would you start your CS journey?

  I'm in the same boat man. Recently I started learning Web dev from theodinproject.com you can check that out. - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• Career guidance .... thankful for any advice or suggestions please

  I would say go with frontend or backend web development and checkout theodinproject.com or fullstackopen.com/en or this free bootcamp. - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• Which UDEMY bootcamp is best for webdev ? Max VS colt Vs angela

  Let me tell you about my experience. I made a similar post like this in April last year. And this is what people recommended me: The Odin Project. This is by far the best course I have gone through in my life. And to top it all of, it’s free and open source! - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• Junior developer - career crossroads

  Have you looked into The Odin Project? It compiles the best learning resources to create a curriculum path to set you up with everything you need. I strongly suggest that. I know someone who took that knowing nothing and got a job at Microsoft after putting what he learned to practice and building projects. I’ve used it to brush and learn new concepts. https://theodinproject.com. - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• Are the mammoth coding courses worth it?

  If you are starting out there are an insane amount of free resources out there. Some good, some great, and some terrible. theodinproject.com is a great place to start. - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• Elon Musk is being Kanye Wested.

  "controlling all industry and commerce" - um. You could head to theodinproject.com and create the next twitter, unless I'm misunderstanding something. By the way good luck finding this good of a resource not in America :) maybe a stable government helped that. "promoting nationalism often racism" bro they didn't want grocery store runs. Those make sense from a serious economic perspective to kind of tuck those... - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago