freeCodeCamp.org is a 501(c)(3) donor-supported public charity. I built the first version of freeCodeCamp’s website in 2014. And now more than half a million people use freeCodeCamp every day. Our tiny nonprofit is able to help so many people thanks to clever use of technology and the
Daily Archives: December 19, 2020
JavaScript is a multi-paradigm language and can be written following different programming paradigms. A programming paradigm is essentially a bunch of rules that you follow when writing code, to help you solve a particular problem. That’s what the four pillars are. They’re software design principles to help you write clean
This is a quick update on the state of the freeCodeCamp community heading into 2021. First, some metrics: In 2020 freeCodeCamp’s entire operating budget was only $498,521.With that humble budget, our nonprofit was able to deliver more than 1.3 BILLION minutes of instruction – the equivalent of
In this post I’ll show you how to design four different example apps – a SimpleNote clone, a Twitter clone, a Slack clone, and an E-commerce store. And we’ll do it with the coolest new toy released at AWS re:Invent 2020. Introducing the Amplify SandboxAmplify Admin UI is a
REST APIs can be used to add a lot of functionality to your Android Apps. We’ve released a full course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you how to create a Java Android app using a REST API. You will learn how to build an Android app
Understanding webhooks will open up a world of possibilities for your projects and applications. Webhooks allow different web applications and services to communicate with each other. We’ve released a webhooks course on the freeCodeCamp YouTube channel that will take you from being a complete beginner to being able to use