In every challenge, every practice , there is always more to dive deep and have more knowledge. But as FreeCodeCamp is a place to learn and especially for beginners learning to much can be a burden. But there a lot of people that would want to go down the rabbit hole to gain more skills and complexities.
I think it would be nice to have a stack of useful and “read more” info links at the bottom of every challenge or theory based on the content for those who are willingly seek more.
it is a deliberate choice to not have external links, it’s a lot of work to monitor them to be sure they keep being accurate and active
you can visit freeCodeCamp YouTube Channel and News Platform, and you can always research any topic you are interested in
There are news articles too from freeCodeCamp to learn:
Since they give certifications, there are only minimum requirements for passing the tests, but there are clearly much more thing to learn from the news feed.
So, I think there is already much more than enaugh learning material for curious people.
Fair point. though, I haven’t seen any websites such as w3 or like that that haven’t been accurate in their info and I think a lot of people would like to have the ease to go research in relevant sources rather than to try scoop the news platform.
I agree it is a lot of work but I think it would give a substantial praise. I know that I would do it with or without this feature but I think it is what is blocking exciting young men from acquiring optional knowledge that could make them more sophisticated and develop their skill of self research at initial steps.
you can visit freeCodeCamp Programming Tutorials: Python, JavaScript, Git & More or https://freecodecamp.libsyn.com/ to be exposed to a large variety of topics
we also have a youtube channel
for the curriculum, we prefer to remain focused and not offer detours