Pls remove your personal information as it can be missuesed.
Also what code languagse do u want the books in?
Hi there! and welcome! glad to have my colleague here ( iām history ex-teacher in my past). as long as you have the patience to move forward, knowing that sometimes you will run into walls, this is blessed!
keep us updated!
regards,
David
Hello
l am Maggy , l love code work
@KittyKora I think he can put his name if heās 37ā¦ 
Thanks for the advice. let me do so. i want a book on html/css or any beginner coding book anyone can suggest. Thanks
i am anuj sethi
I want my future to secure
as fast i can try
Iāve been working through FCC for about a week and a half with a goal of finding a developer job in the future. Itās been a lot of fun and very rewarding so far. Just chiming in to introduce myself and say, āHello.ā 
Hi, there. Iāve been working on FCC for a couple of weeks with plans to get a job as a developer in the future. Itās been rewarding and fun so far. Between FCC, W3Schools and YouTube, Iām eating, drinking and sleeping code. Cheers. 
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Hello everyone, I wanted to take the time to introduce myself here.
I have started the freeCodeCamp curriculum several times over the past several years, but have always fizzled out in the front end libraries projects. I thought maybe this time Iād become more invested if I became a part of this community.
I have been looking to do a career change into programming for the better part of the last decade. I have completed many tutorials / online classes, I just have never been able to get the confidence Iāve needed to feel that Iām ready to work in a professional capacity.
As I struggle to complete the curriculum this time, I will make an effort to post here with my progress and to get feedback on my projects. I will also make an effort to give others feedback. I feel this will help keep me accountable, and hopefully will help put me in contact with like-minded people who may have been in a similar situation that can offer guidance.
Thanks for reading, I look forward to hearing from some of yāall.
Joshua Carr
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Greetings!
I am Khana, college undergraduate of entrepreneurship.
Not really my preferred course and now iām venturing to get the skills that i really wanted in the first place.
I just want to say at first, Thank you for creating this program/camp for free. It is really helpful for people like me who wants to learn online and cannot afford paid courses.
I am also here for a career change. I will start by being a web designer to a full stack developer or Game developer.
I just finished Basic CSS today, I didnāt now know basics could give me headaches 
. Well, I am a total beginner so yeah, but i am also enjoying this. taking a break and tomorrow I will be starting Applied Design.
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Who you are?
aspiring goal oriented and motivated individual since five years now.
Why youāre learning to code?
I want to create and the ability to.
how youāve been learning to code so far?
Online tutorials and android kotlin tutorials.
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hey there
my advice as a beginner who also want to learn code to make a change and had some experience with java basics is to āPRACTICEā
for example when you learn something new try to apply it in a simple exercise (basic static web page) where you can see the change and make a really code page (project) while you learn so that you see the results and thatās can make you go on to your journey as a developer and donāt forget to build a skill which is (Googling) that make ur life so easierā¦
Happy coding
Hi everyone!
My name is Katy.
Iām actually biology student and persue my masters. But the situation with lockdown got toll on me and I decided to learn something new, something that I could be doing from home.
I looked some YouTube videos and found FCC. So itās my first coding resource.
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Hi all,
Delighted to find such a great resource. Hope to learn a lot together!.. and get a good job!
Currently studying Web Dev, JS & Python (Cisco, Udemy)
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Hi everyone! My name is Mike! I am a new father to a sweet baby boy whom was born with bilateral vocal cord paralysis. After many months in the hospital Iāve found a lot of down time in the evening when I stay up to watch my son. I have a bachelor of arts in Music, associates in science, and have started a successful business in being a handyman! My first computer was a compaq presario (2001) and Iāve been manhandling computers ever since then (11 years old). Now I am 30 years old. I am a jack of all trades and just ready for a new challenge in life! I would love to become a professional software developer one day! That way I can still work and be around for my son instead of running around Denver and sometimes having to fix toilets. I love my son so much that Iām using my love as fuel to ignite this passion for coding! I am a problem solver so spending my days on fCC has been really challenging and fun all at the same time. Just wanted to leave my mark on this thread! Blessings to everyoneās coding journey!
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hi i hope your jounrny ia good
Hi, Iām Mariana! Iām learning code to work as web dev and one day work as a UX designer or QA
Iāve been learning code for 2 months, it have been so imersive
Iāve finished one course at {reprograma} (a startup from my country, Brazil) and now Iām learning here on FCC, The Odin Project and soon want to start at Exercism .io
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Hello all!
My Name is Lauren and Iām from Tennessee. I just started the course as of yesterday, and just wanted to get to know the forum space. Iām currently getting back into code after a year. My background is kind of complicated, because I wasnāt familiar with code or programming when I first entered college. I was kind of pressured into something my family deemed āworthwhileā and was doing Criminal Justice as an associates degree and did finally convince them that I could add Interactive Multimedia Production. It was in that other degree path that I had a coding class with HTML and I loved it. The only reason I didnāt keep up with this degree was the pricing of the Adobe products used for most of my classes after they went subscription-based and as I was living with grandparents that were fearful of automatic payments and no job because of school at the time, I became extremely behind on the advancements. I did go on and finish up a Bachelors with the Criminal Justice but when I had one semester left I realized it WASNāT what I wanted to do. I pretty much gritted my teeth and bared it because I was almost done and a degree felt better than no degree. Long story short, graduated, and went to working retail for a while before I decided to enroll with Capella University in their web design program. Unfortunately, with that plus my previous loans, I was nearing the cutoff for federal borrowing and because I wasnāt making enough in retail or even at the warehouse job I now have, I was afraid to go with private loans. So I dropped out and kind of spiraled into a depression of not wanting to touch code for about a year.
Finally though, Iāve gotten out of my funk and Iām fully prepared to buckle down. Iām leaning towards sticking with web design, but if I find another option that seems to call to me more, I will go for it. I started at the beginning of the camp to refresh my memory on HTML and so far it seems to be coming back pretty well. I plan on looking into other supplementary materials to learn with, and Iām planning on looking at other various programming languages. Looking forward to learning and coming to this forum for advice!
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