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A Free Accredited Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science – How Do We Get There?

2021 has been a big year for the freeCodeCamp community: We provided more than 2.1 billion minutes of learning to millions of people around the world.We published our 300-hour Relational Database Certification teaching SQL, Linux, and Git interactively – right inside VS Code.We shipped a project-oriented learning overhaul

Learn Responsive Web Design by Building 20 Projects – a Major freeCodeCamp Curriculum Update

We just published a significant overhaul of our Responsive Web Design Certification (the first of freeCodeCamp’s 10 currently-live certifications). We also updated our code editor. Instead of coding lessons, you’ll learn concepts and syntax through a series of 15 practice projects + 5 certification projects. Here is the full certification, which

Learn Julia For Beginners – The Future Programming Language of Data Science and Machine Learning Explained

Julia is a high-level, dynamic programming language, designed to give users the speed of C/C++ while remaining as easy to use as Python. This means that developers can solve problems faster and more effectively. Julia is great for computational complex problems. Many early adopters of Julia were concentrated in

Java Log4JShell Vulnerability – What I Learned About it This Week

Last Thursday, a vulnerability was disclosed in the Log4J logging library affecting many Java applications worldwide. The vulnerability is called Log4Shell (CVE-2021–44228). It allows an attacker to inject a crafted payload anywhere in the requests that get parsed and executed by the vulnerable application. There are a lot of

How to Dual Boot Any Linux Distribution With Windows – and Get Rid of It When You Need To

Gone are the days when Linux and Windows were like two opposing forces. Microsoft has embraced the open-source community quite cordially in recent years, and as a result we have things like Windows Subsystem for Linux baked right into our Windows installations. That doesn’t mean that we no longer need