I’m thrilled to share that this week, freeCodeCamp turned 10 years old. Happy birthday to the community!
Over the past 10 years, we’ve built:
An interactive 3,000-hour core curriculum that teaches Math, Programming, and Computer Science
A library of more than 12,000 programming tutorials – and dozens of full-length books – on our publication
A YouTube channel with more than 1,000 free full-length courses. We just hit 10 million subscribers a few days ago.
The kindest, most supportive programming forum on the planet. And we have a similarly kind Discord server, too.
I’ve prepared this document sharing many of the major curriculum improvements we’re working on, and I’d value any thoughts you all have, or questions you may have about it: freeCodeCamp Turns 10 + Major Certification Updates
If I get some good questions from you all, or a lot of heavily-upvoted questions, I can add them and answers to them to the article.
The article was a thrilling read. So many of the difficulties I encountered on my learning journey were covered in the new improvements that I have this uncanny feeling someone was reading my mind!
I especially love the addition of guides, reviews and more theory to the lesson plans. This combined with the existing practical method of project-based learning is sure to bring the quality of fCC’s curriculum to a whole new level.
Hi !
I’m at step 79 of Learn CSS grid by building a magazine. My media queries have been applied successfully and are working very well but, my code does not pass.
What should I do? I getting stucked here!
Thank you.
nice job! I have been enjoying my time with the free resources so far. i just need some clarification concerning the current certifications. will the certificates no longer be available even if completed as a ‘legacy’ course after the update?