Hello, I’d like to know if the codepen is the only repository that FCC accepts to create the projects, because I can’t pay for it, so I’d like to use other sites so I can create more than one file per project.
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You can use anything you like 
. Codepen is great for fot tiny little code sketches, but it is painful once you need anything more.
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NICE! They accept github too? So I can keep tracking what I do and edit on personal IDEs
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Yup, no problem with that at all, and much better from your perspective 
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I am 100% sure codepen is free. Don’t use for it commercial use .There should be a free signup option.
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@residentevilunleash is right. Codepen is completely free. They can charge you for the premium features (like styling interface etc.), but it’s absolutely not necessary.
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@residentevilunleash, @guar47 he wants something that supports a multiple files, and for that, beyond one project, Codepen is not free. It’s specific functionality you cannot get on the free tier, please read the op.
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Not sure I understand you. All project from FCC you can do in the free account.
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That’s not what he’s asking for, please read the OP. He wants the ability to use multiple files. You can have a single codepen project on the free tier, that’s it, and only projects support multiple files on codepen.
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Got it now. Didn’t understand the topic about projects, not the pens. Sorry about that
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You can use Moziila Thimble. I like it. https://thimble.mozilla.org/en-US/
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