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100-Days-of-Code
- New person wondering the best way to learn independently
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Is It Worth Pursuing ?
Here is a list of beginner friendly projects you can try to implement(create) with JavaScript: https://github.com/PritKalariya/100-Days-of-Code Scroll down and you can see the list of projects.
python-101
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Should I do CS50 and then The Odin Project or should I focus on one? Would doing both be better?
If you are feeling stuck with CS50, try Codédex btw: https://www.codedex.io
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I was rejected by Codecademy 3 times, so I built my own
I worked at Codecademy - you're right the getting stuck part hurts people moving forward, we spent a lot of time trying to help people without outright spitting it out - it was less about runtime errors and more about the concept. I'm not sure that an AI spitting out an answer is the right solution to help people learn - we also thought about different forms (projects, embeds in articles, tutors, etc)
Another Codecademy alumn is building a different learn to code platform - he wrote many courses and was always interested in teaching and providing resources.
https://www.codedex.io/
All in all, they problems were learning and education problems rather than technical.
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Year One Complete đȘ
One year ago today, I quit my cushy tech job to pursue building a learn to code startup full-time (CodĂ©dex). Itâs been the toughest but by far the most fun and rewarding year of my career.
- Learn Coding Through Gameplay
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Harvard CS50
1000% do www.codedex.io! You can learn Python and then web development from it! âš
- Show HN: The most fun way to learn to code
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How you learn to program ?
I'm super new but here's is a cool website I use to learn Python and HTML (I'm studying Python right now) https://www.codedex.io.
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What language should I teach my little sister
I would start with Python or HTML because they are useful and beginner friendly. She might like a fun and aesthetic atmosphere to code in too like https://www.codedex.io. Much luck and love!
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New person wondering the best way to learn independently
Definitely try www.codedex.io!
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Learning to code for my boyfriendâs birthday
You can literally learn how to do this in 20 minutes by using: www.codedex.io
What are some alternatives?
IGCSE-CS-PC-Transpiler - IGCSE CS PseudoCode Interpreter (Translator) Note. This program is currently undergoing the final tweaks. This Program transpiles (compiles source to source) the Pseudocode syntax studied in the IGCSE Computer Science 0478 Syllabus as no other application is available to do this. For any suggestions or bug reports, please send me a message on Github If you liked it, please don't forget to star this repository. Thanks!
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