Hi, I’m learning how to code because I want to apply my interest in creating to computers. Eventually I’d like to write software and build web sites, maybe do IT. I know zilch about coding. Well, that’s not true! Since I’ve been on freeCodeCamp, I have learned how to write basic elements and create buttons, basic differences between HTML5 and CSS and jQUERY. So I’m on my way. Thank freeCodeCamp 
I’d love to join the many others who have earned a certificate and gone on to develop their skills in the professional world.
That’s really great! Good luck to you … so far it seems like such a great community, so many people sharing and learning. So excited to learn coding for graphics and non-profit based projects!
Kyle
HI guys!
My name is Will. I’m learning to code to get out of low paying factory type jobs and to enable me to make a living while traveling. I’ve done a little python coding for fun but other than that I don’t have much experience. I look forward to completing all the challenges and getting to know some of you guys on the forum.
Hi im Kristhian Tiu, i am a backend developer and i want to improve my skills in Front-end development to be a Full-stack Developer. I like to learn to code more and more because i just love it!
I like the teaching style FreeCodeCamp has, very interactive and smooth
Hi, I am Smith Thapa. I am a 19 year old international student from Nepal currently studying IT in Sydney,Australia. I know Java and Android Programming but have little knowledge about web development. I have tried web tutorials here and there but have no comprehensive web development study under my belt. I want to learn Android, Web development now but in the future I would love to work in the field of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.
Hello Campers,
This is Hemanth Sunny. I wanted to become a lovable designer - that’s why I’m learning the code.
From the past 4 years I’m designing many webpages. Still waiting for an opportunity for a nice job & earn income to live on.
Thanx FCC…
Hi Campers,
I’m Mohamed, I’m a web developer in freelancer,
I’m learning to code because I want to be do more creative work as a developer.
I have been learning so far by reading programming books and going to Training Centers.
mohamed
Hi Campers,
I’m Mohamed, I’m a web developer in freelancer,
I’m learning to code because I want to be do more creative work as a developer.
I have been learning so far by reading programming books and going to Training Centers.
mohamed
Hi Guys,
I’m 27 from China, a simulation engineer relying on software for good product improvements. I want to dive into the original code myself to know how they build the structure based on Newton’s law. I’m also interested in data analysis and visualization. Only 3 days so far since I started learning coding.
Hi everyone!
My name is Lilly, I live in Manchester, UK. I’m 28. I’m learning to code because I want to became a web-developer. I have zero experience so far, but I’m going to try my best.
I am a graphic artist, trying to learn how to code, and so far its been very enjoyable and good. Thank you FreeCodeCamp for creating FreeCodeCamp.
GV
Hey campers!
I’m Bruno, a 34 year old French guy living in the Netherlands. I currently work as a QA engineer for a video games company.
I’ve started coding when I was a kid, in the Basic programming language, first on an Amstrad computer and then on a Casio calculator (that’s where I made my first game, yay!). I studied computer sciences at the university, but I dropped out of my master’s degree because it was way too theoretical and oriented towards a PhD and research, which I didn’t like.
I might write an article on Medium about how I dealt with failure and how I went back on track, if you guys are interested.
I’ve been back to active coding about 4 years ago (C# and Python mainly), but it’s only since a year ago that I’m working for a company that does web and mobile development. I’m tired of being a QA engineer (testing is boring), and I want to be a full-stack web/mobile developer.
I’m interested in the logic of the backend and the frontend more than making stuff look beautiful with CSS. So far I find web development quite easy to learn, probably given my experience with other languages.
I’ve been combining videos from CodeSchool.com, Udemy.com, with official docs and FreeCodeCamp.com. I love FCC because it makes me practice my new skills.
So far I’ve completed all the Nodejs, Express, and Mongodb parts. I’m currently learning React and will also learn React Native. I admit I skipped all the basic HTML, CSS, Javascript parts, because I knew the basics already and I’m a bit impatient. But I’m now going through these because I want to get the full-stack certificate in the end!
I’ll be looking for people to pair-program at some point, mainly people who are good at design and CSS. Cheers!
Greetings,
My name is Alexander and I'm currently residing in Maryland. I've been teaching myself coding in erratic bursts learning multiple languages and frameworks of the month without ever mastering anything. After debating attending a coding boot camp I decided to give this a shot first. I'd like to eventually turn coding from hobby to career.hy i am BG. i love coding because coding helps to share my imagination in real world. i love the concept here at FCC how they teach us. and i wish FCC will teach android ios programming also.
Hi,
My name is Claire and I live in Greater Manchester. I’m new to coding but I’m finding it really interesting so far learning the basics.
I want to widen my skills and I’m excited to see where this might take me.
Good luck to everyone!
Hello everyone,
I’m Hien Pham from Vietnam.
I’m frontend developer and I join FreeCodeCamp to sharpen my skill set because I’d like to become a freelancer.
Nice to meet you guys!
Hello! My name is Matt!
I work in the IT field at a local college. I like working in IT, but I have always been passionate to some degree or another about coding. I had a Comp Sci minor (BS in Geography) in college and learned a lot of interesting things about coding. That was almost 10 years ago now, and the field has changed quite a bit.
I recently decided that I want to pursue coding on a deeper level at the very least as a hobby. It seems like a great skillset to have and can lead to fun and interesting projects. I started doing some courses from various online places, including some pay/subscription sites. Then I stumbled on freeCodeCamp, and started going through some of the challenges. The interactivity and seemingly great and active community makes freeCodeCamp seem like an ideal learning community. I am very excited to keep learning and eventually start working on larger hobby projects of my own.
That’s me in short! Hello to everyone, and enjoy coding!
Hello Everyone,
I am Reshad from Bangladesh, working as freelancer for some years.
I love coding and I want learn more and more about coding.
I know html, css and basic php so far but the challenges in freecodecamp is so helping for making clear all elements of html and css.
Thanks
Hey, I’m Alexandre from Brazil. I’m a UI and UX designer.
Hello all!
My name is Sarah and this is my first time doing any type of coding
Just looking for some new skills and furthering my career