Hi Team,
This is Karthikeyan
I am here to learn coding and explore new technologies to develop something meaningful for me.
I have been learning new things
Hi Iām Eugene,
Learning to code to improve employability. Iāve been learning through FCC!
Hey
Iām Jim, a graphic designer for print and web, based in Battle, Sussex UK.
Iām learning from this course to polish up my current standards of code.
I previously used TreeHouse, but didnāt get along with the video and question style approach, preferring the ālearn by doingā that FreeCodeCamp use.
cheers
Jim
Iām Tracey, looking to reinforce what I learned at bootcamp, and hoping to find work as a front end dev.
Hi, my name is Elena, currently Iām living in Russia. At the beggining of my self-education i wanted to work as a front-end dev, but now i wanna become a full-stack dev. FreeCodeCamp, gyus, you are awesome, thank you so much for creating this education portal. xoxo
Hello everyone, my name is Ahcene, i am 27 years old, from Algiers, Algeria.
I studied french literature at the university and i got my bachelor-s degree in it 3 years ago, i wasnāt really lucky about finding a job here with my studies, i just got some experiences in education (i teached french in 5 elementary schools) then iāv been a logistic facilitator and ended up as a receptionist in a hotel, i always felt that i am not doing the right thing, that i should do a work that i like that i can complete with love and not only with my sens of duty, so here i am starting to learn coding, i just reached the jQuery section in a period of 8 days, i really like it i am planning to go forward on it, i want to learn how to create 3D animations and games using 3ds max and Unreal Engine, i want to do something that i love for living, it is a shame that here in Algeria,potentials are limited, people canāt expand thier skills to the maximum point for many reasons and this is why i am planning to learn all this, maybe i will be able to travel and work in an other country, do my best and be successful.
Hey everyone,
Iām glad I got this far and Iām psyched to keep going!
Iām learning to code because I think itās the future and I want to be in this industry.
So far Iāve been doing the CS50 course at Harvard through edX, currently on week 10!
Hi everybody,
Hope you are doing good. I am Mo and I am history major from the Netherlands. I like my studies but the future in my field looks very grim so I started to orient myself it Software Development. So no better place to start than FreeCodeCamp, no?
I have been at the challenges for week now and so far its enjoyable.
I hope to be a jedi-level coder in the near future, but first learn html and css.
Have a great day!
Hello, yaāll. My name is Dustin. I am 36 years old, and I have been working for a small company for a few years producing automated word templates. My initial function was editorial, but over time I learned the basic language and conditioning logic employed by the software we used (HotDocs). I decided that it would be in my best interest if I learned the more widely-used languages in addition to the niche visual interface with which I was becoming fluent.
A family member who recently graduated with a degree in CS and I have been able to talk tech and programming for a while, but I was always below his comprehension. When he told me about a team he was putting together to explore the booming blockchain tech (Ethereum, Stratis, etc.), as well as the potential changes this tech meant for the global marketplace, I decided it was time to stop talking about learning to code and start learning.
I downloaded an app for my phone (SoloLearn), which I have enjoyed using to learn Java. I chose that language because it was the language my old CS coursework began with over a decade ago. My plan was to move from Java to Javascript and C# based on some advise I was given by the team. I also signed up for Codecadmey, and was about to begin using their site when I discovered a graph demonstrating what āNew Codersā were using to learn. freeCodeCamp was at the top of the list. That night I made an account and started.
I look forward to learning as much as I can, securing my position with my company, and learning to contribute to upcoming projects in innovative ways beyond my current capacity.
Hello, my name is Chris Jones, and Iām primarily a self taught developer. I enjoy learning to code because it allows me to bring life to the ideas I have. Iāve been primarily learning to code by asking questions, and asking more questions, and doing lots of google searches. So far Iām enjoying the freeCodeCamp experience, and look forward to working my way through some exercises.
And keep up the awesome work freeCodeCamp team 
Hi All
Myself Ravi here. Looking forward to learning full stack development.
Thanks
Hi Thereā¦ This is mehtak, I am here to become a full stack developer. 2 days on freecodecamp and I am absolutely enjoying it. Kudos to the contributors who have made the learning so easy.
Hi everyone,
Iām an IT teacher in the Cayman Islands and looking to improve my teaching, and myself.
Iām learning to give myself more opportunities in life and see where it takes me.
Iāve been sticking with FCC and am pleased Iāve been able to get most of the challenges so far without too much searching
Hello Campers,
Iām Walther. I work in IT in the Phoenix metro area. Iāve been in the IT industry for a little over a decade but havenāt coded much in my career.
Iām learning to code because eventually I want to move to a DevOps position since I already have some experience in the Ops side.
Iāve been learning to code mainly through books.
Hello there!
My name is Caylee Stewart. My career path originated in Surgical Technology and now I am pursuing Front End Web Development.
Iām learning to code because itās something I have always found interesting and I believe it is our future!
Iāve been learning to code via many tools. freeCodeCamp, Pluralsight, and programming books.
Hi everyone!
My name is Chris. I got a CS degree a long time ago and then went into law. Iām re-learning how to code now. Iām using online tutorials, and so far freecodecamp seems like the most useful one, although Iām also interested to see how the LambdaSchool free minicamp goes tonight. I live in Austin. Yāall have a good day.
Chris
Hi. My name is Ante. Iām learning code because I want to get a good job wich Iāll love because Iām tired of being a waiter and Itās wearing me out. Hopefully Iāll become a good web dev. Iāve been learning to code using freecodecamp.
Hi Ante! I waited tables for 12 years, so I definitely feel your pain. Itās worth all the hard workāhaving nights and weekends off is amazing. You can do it!
Chris
Hello!
My name is Topher, Iām a relapsing attemptor of learning to codeā¦ I created accounts with intention to learn on so many different platforms and am currently settling for this one. SO FAR SO GOOD!
I am truly enjoying freeCodeCamp and the community has been great! I look forward to progressing and finally reaching my goal to becoming a web developer or other developerā¦
I am hoping to use what I learn to get a much better job and eventually set myself up to where I can work from home and stay with my growing family. I am currently planning a wedding and weāve been talking about kids in the near future. It would be amazing to have a steady stream of income from the comfort of my home!
Hey everyone,
Iām Bruno Confortin, from Brazil.
Iām a 25-year-old front-end developer at a local company and I am in the last year of the universityās āSystemās Analysis and Developmentā course.
Iām learning how to code because thatās what I want for my career.
Iām currently learning how to code using online courses, such as Alura.com.br, FreeCodeCamp, Udemy, Udacity, Stack Overflow and others, as well as in the university.
Little struggle here and there, but I am managing it.
Cheers 