About to start with Freecodecamp, before I join, I would like

>>57958547
Everything they teach you can be taught to yourself within 2 weeks using the internet.

If you want to learn real programming, get a STEM degree.

>>57958547
Dear Anon,

Stop getting into tech, please. I went to college and spent tons of money. You're saturating the market, and making it harder for me to get a job.

Thanks,
Anon

>>57959016
>college
KEK

>>57959041
>not going to college
>not having a degree to backup your previous experience with
>thinking a highschool diploma is all thats needed to be successful these days
What is this the 1980s?

>>57959100
I went to uni, not some pleb tier college. Unless these are the same thing in the US (which is also kek worthy), my KEK stands.

>>57959127
All colleges in the US are universities

>>57959143
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>57959127
Yeah, I went to a university too. We do sometimes use the words college and university interchangeably. I guess what you would refer to as college, we would probably call a community college.

>>57959143
Except for community colleges

Don't do it, you will learn what we know without going to university like us. Freecodecamp gives you the ability to have a good portfolio of websites that you made, my Master degree makes me deserve the job more. Thanks anon, avoid Freecodecamp

>>57958547
It's fine for learning the basics, but don't expect to complete it and be qualified for anything but minimum wage template coding.

It's best when used as a component of a broader learning strategy.

>>57959378
We call the faculties.... But that's because all the faculties are specialized in one field and the university is just an oversight institution for all of them. Basically when you finish high school (that's another set of differences but don't care to elaborate on it right now) you already have to have some idea what you want to be in order to choose a faculty...