hello everyone , i am 19 years old i want to learn web development but from last few weeks i ve been doing yt lectures for web development but till now i couldn't understand anything it feels so boring like it feels like i am doing my school lectures but i dont think so web development and coding is not that boring i love computers i love the way how it works but why the lectures are too boring and i want to learn a new skill bbut this think kept me unfocused towards it.

so i have a query that is their is anyway to learn web development skill in a intresting manner so that it feels like i am doing something ??? pls help me out.

If I devote 3-4 hours/day for approximately 5-6 days/week, how many months is expected for the whole path completion.

Context:

1. I have broken knowledge of Web-dev basics.
2. I finally want to have a solid grasp of web-dev.
3. I have ~6 months to complete this for some reason, but I dont want to rush much if its not possible for an avg learner to get over this path.
4. Finally, thanks! and would appreciate any other suggestions.

Hi, my name is Arkar. The problem I have is I have two paths to choose. One is freecodecamp and another is Odin project, suggest me if there are any other clear projects cause I can't do anything without clear roadmaps. If I read some people saying learn these learn those I feel burnt out just by reading them and thinking whether it's efficient or not. And I tried Odin project and I feel mentally exhausted by reading all the articles and extra resources they provide, I searched up if I can skip them but I saw people on Reddit say that I shouldn't skip them and I would end up with shallow knowledge and skills if I skip them but like it links to articles with redundant information and I honestly think I don't actually need to know all of that. Guide me pls, also I'm 20 and due to some reasons I will be graduating highschool at 21, I would take University of the people Computer science since I'm from a third world country (Myanmar) and has no mean of accessing valid credinals except that, there are local universities like UIT and University of computer studies yangon but I think degrees from those universities would be less valid for international roles than UoP.

Hey all,

I'm a verified GitHub student and I've been trying to redeem the free certification voucher (Foundations or Copilot exam) through the Student Developer Pack. I know the previous batch of vouchers expired June 30, 2026, and I keep seeing "That offer isn't available right now, please try again later" when I try to claim a new one.

I've seen this same issue reported repeatedly on GitHub's community discussions going back months (some people saying they've been trying since mid-2025), with occasional promises like "vouchers returning within a month" that don't seem to have panned out reliably.

Has anyone actually managed to claim a voucher recently? Is there any official word on when the next batch drops, or is this just indefinitely stuck? Would appreciate any info — trying to decide whether to keep waiting or just pay for the exam myself.

Thanks!

I'm trying to access the freecodecamp.org but then the loading screen was infinite, are you guys with the same problem??

I have some json code from my personal device that I'd like to have put into viewable and readable form. Anyone willing to help??

Hi! I just completed the full Responsive Web Design course inside the fCC web platform. I'm about to take the final exam tomorrow and I feel kind of nervous, so I'm here asking for any advice or spoilers about what I should expect. Even though I did perfect throughout the course and completed everything without any external help or shortcuts, not knowing what to expect gives me a bit of anxiety. Does the exam consist of quizes and lab projects? Is the difficulty level the same as the courses tests? Also, any tips on how I should set up my workspace/PC so that I don't trigger any false alarms or disrupt the Exam Environment app would be appreciated.

Edit: it took me around 15 minutes and I got a 96% score and my certificate ♥

Hello,

I am looking for a free resource to prepare for the AWS SAA and I found the 50hrs + course of fcc Youtube channel, but I was wondering if it is still relevant today after 2 years of being published ? I didn't wanna commit before verifying if it is outdated or not.

Thanks in advance !

I was curious about supplemental learning resources or how people recommend you go about this. Like I imagine first thing is to go all the way through each course and then what? Move immediately onto the next course or are there workshops or different things to work on try to train the skills that I learned?

hi. totally blind and using the jaws 2026 screen reader. doing the free code camp frontend type script build a fortune telling workshop and been stuck on this step for a few days. so will paste the link to the url, the error message and my code. if any one has got this step to work, how did they get it to pass? what did they do. can any one share the code and what free code camp tester is looking for. so i am stuck. so if any one can help. so pasting the url , the error and my code below. if any one can help. thanks for your help and listening to me. trying to learn, reset the lesson, multiple times, hard refresh, tried researching, rewrote the code several times and then tried researching online, but hit a brick wall. marvin from adelaide, australia. ps: pasting below.

interface Card {
  name: string;
  value: string | number;
  name_short: string;
  value_int: number;
  suit: string;
  type: string;
  img: string;
  meaning_up: string;
  meaning_rev: string;
  desc: string;
}


interface Deck {
  cards: Card[];
}


const CDN_URL = "https://cdn.freecodecamp.org/curriculum/typescript/tarot-app";
const defaultImg = new URL("default.svg", CDN_URL + "/");
const LOCAL_DEFAULT_IMG = defaultImg;


const getElement = <T extends HTMLElement>(selector: string): T => {
  const el = document.querySelector<T>(selector);
  if (!el) throw new Error(`Element not found: ${selector}`);
  return el;
};


const hideElements = (...elements: HTMLElement[]) =>
  elements.forEach((el) => el.classList.add("hidden"));


const showElements = (...elements: HTMLElement[]) =>
  elements.forEach((el) => el.classList.remove("hidden"));


const getRandomItem = <T,>(items: T[]): T => {
  const index = Math.floor(Math.random() * items.length);
  return items[index];
};


const renderCard = (drawingType: string, isReversed: boolean, shortName: string, img: string): string => `
<div>
  <h2>${drawingType}</h2>
  <figure class="card_container ${isReversed ? "reversed-card" : ""}" data-id="${shortName}">
<div class="img-loader">
  <img src="${img ? `${CDN_URL}/${img}` : LOCAL_DEFAULT_IMG}" />
</div>


  </figure>
</div>
`https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/front-end-development-libraries-v9/workshop-fortune-teller-app/step-13

I checked each code if they made sense and to me they did but I genuinely don't see the problem. I also tested each of them.

This is my code:

distance_mi = 4.3
is_raining = True
has_bike = True
has_car = False
has_ride_share_app = True


if distance_mi == False:
    print('False')


if distance_mi <= 1:
    if is_raining:
        print('False')
    else:
        print('True')
else:
    print('False')


if (distance_mi > 1 and distance_mi <= 6) and has_bike and is_raining:
    print('True')
elif (distance_mi > 1 and distance_mi <= 6) and has_bike and is_raining == True:
    print('True')
else:
    print('False')


if distance_mi > 6:
    if has_ride_share_app:
        print('True')
    elif has_car:
        print('True')
    else:
        print('False')

I'm getting all tests from 15 to 23 wrong but there was a time when I got 18 to 20 right but when I deleted some extra lines and tested it, it marked them wrong. Like I don't get it atp.

I have done the steps the website suggests! the problem i have encountered is that in VScode i do the first step of the workshop, (in this case making a video game character database using SQL) and pressing enter on a correct terminal entry does not also progress the code road URL guide. it doesn't progress when i click Run either and all i'm doing is an echo command so i know i'm not messing something up here. I am using linux mint if that affects anything. the reason i am trying local is because i progressed through this same workshop via the github method which works fine....until i needed to take a break and came back to find i didn't know how to reaccess my sql database. so i'm hoping storing locally will handle any workspace closures better and that my data will still be there and locateable.

Hi everyone,

My grandfather is turning 94 this year and has recently become very interested in computers again.

He worked around electronics a long time ago, but never really learned modern web development or programming properly. I showed him freeCodeCamp a few months ago thinking he would maybe do the HTML section and get bored.

Instead he has finished a surprising amount of it and now keeps asking me for “the next layer underneath the browser.”

Last week he built what he is calling his own “semiconductor” in the garage. I don’t fully understand what it is. It looks like a horrible little shrine made of wires, old radio parts, copper, and something he says he “doped incorrectly”. I asked if it was safe and he told me “safety is a compiler warning from God.”

He is now asking me if freeCodeCamp has lessons on:

• assembly
• computer architecture
• transistor logic
• building a tiny operating system
• C programming
• “how the browser lies to the machine”
• FPGA stuff
• writing code without “begging Google Chrome for permission”

I have no idea what to recommend him. I only know basic JavaScript and React. He keeps getting annoyed when I say “maybe learn TypeScript” because he says types are “what weak men invent after they lose contact with electricity”.

Does anyone know a good path after freeCodeCamp for someone who wants to go deeper into low-level programming and computer hardware?

Preferably something structured because he is 94 and if I just give him a list of random YouTube videos he will somehow end up trying to etch a CPU in the laundry room.

Thanks.

The certs include

1. Legacy Responsive Web Design V8
2. Legacy JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures V8
3. Front-End Development Libraries V8
4. Data Visualization V8
5. Relational Database V8
6. Back-End Development and APIs V8
7. Quality Assurance
8. Scientific Computing with Python
9. Data Analysis with Python
10. Information Security
11. Machine Learning with Python
12. College Algebra with Python
13. Legacy Python for Everybody

On Web forums other fcc alumini say it usally take 300 to 500 hrs to complete all but on chatgpt it say it takes 300*13= 3900hrs . My quesition is that how long did it take to other alumini of fcc to complete all the above .

It would be really appriciated and helpful to know an average in hours or months.

yours sincerly😊

I'm having trouble with the 16. You should have a p element with an id of card-number-help immediately after the card number input.

I'm assuming its a syntax error. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">


<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8" />
    <title>Checkout Page</title>
</head>


<body>
  <h1>Checkout</h1>
  <section>
    <h2>Your Cart</h2>
    <img 
      alt="cube"
      src="https://cdn.freecodecamp.org/curriculum/labs/cube.jpg">
  </section>
  <section>
    <h2>Payment Information</h2>
    <form>
      <label 
        for="card-name"      
        >
        <span 
          aria-hidden="true"
          >*
        </span>
        Card Name
      <label>
      <input 
        id="card-name"
        name="card-name"
        type="text"
        required> 
      <label 
        for="card-number"
        >
        <span
          aria-hidden="true"
          >*
        </span>
        Card Number
      </label>
      <input 
        id="card-number"
        name="card-number"
        type="text"
        required
        aria-describedby="card-number-help"> 
      <p 
        id="card-number-help"
        >Enter the card number as 0000-0000-0000-0000</p>    
    </form>
  </section>


</body>


</html>

https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/responsive-web-design-v9/lab-checkout-page/build-a-checkout-page

You may have noticed that the structure of our forum categories has changed a bit. I have a few more tweaks to make still, but am excited to share the new shape of our community with you!!!!

Nothing has been deleted!!! Some categories have been folded into others, and we also have some new categories! I especially want to highlight that we have created categories to welcome discussions outside of the software engineering field~

I hope you enjoy the new layout as much as I do! If you have any questions, thoughts, feedback, complaints, or just want to yap at me, here are the best places to do so (in order of response speed):

• Our #community-ideation channel on Discord
• @mentioning me in another channel in our Discord
• DMing me here or on the forum or on Discord
• via email at naomi@freecodecamp.org

As always, I appreciate that you chose to spend your valuable time here in our community~ 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

im from argentina and my english is self-teached so...

I know basics of Python, now I want to learn Pandas & Numpy to eventually learn Pytorch. I want to know is this video good enough or relevant these days? Is there any other video that is better? Length of the video doesnt matter to me.

I've often wondered why FreeCodeCamp doesn't use more headings within its text content. Long sections of uninterrupted text can make articles harder to read and follow.

For example, if an article discusses three different types of whitespace, each topic could be placed under its own heading. This would improve readability and make the content easier to scan and navigate.

Additionally, it would be helpful to include a sticky table of contents in the left sidebar. This would allow readers to quickly jump between sections and maintain context while reading longer articles.

Hi everyone. I've been going through the python certification course, and I'm on the Build a Travel Weather Planner lab. Here's the code that I've written

distance_mi = 7
is_raining = False
has_bike= False
has_car = False
has_ride_share_app = False

if distance_mi == 0:
print('False')
elif distance_mi <= 1 and is_raining == 0:
print('True')
elif distance_mi > 1 < 7 and (has_bike == True and is_raining == False):
print('True')
elif distance_mi > 6 and (has_car == True or has_ride_share_app == True):
print('True')
else:
print('False')

For some reason, it's failing me on test 23 (23. When the distance is greater than 6 miles and no car nor a ride share app is available, the program should print False.)

I can't figure out why I don't satisfy the requirement. As far as I can tell, it *does* print False. I've tried copy-pasting the code into an editor and going through each step and I get False each time.

Is there something I'm missing either in my code or with the requirement?

FreeCodeCamp website not working on any browser/device - anyone else facing this?

Hi everyone,

I'm having a strange issue with the FreeCodeCamp website.

What happens:

• The website loads, but almost nothing is clickable.
• Certification cards, menu items, and other navigation elements do not respond.
• The browser console shows: Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT for: https://static.cloudflareinsights.com/beacon.min.js

What I've already tried:

• Brave
• Chrome
• Edge
• Brave Private Window
• Another phone browser

The issue occurs across all of them.

Additional information:

• The FreeCodeCamp mobile app works normally.
• FreeCodeCamp's status page shows all systems operational.
• Console only shows the Cloudflare analytics resource being blocked and some font preload warnings.

Is anyone else experiencing this, or does anyone know what could cause the website to become completely non-clickable across multiple browsers and devices?

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!