#codedamn

Codedamn is on a mission to be the gateway platform for learning programming for aspiring developers worldwide. As an ed-tech company, they are building interactive learning technology at scale, with a strong focus on community engagement.

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Career Tracks and Courses Codedamn provides a diverse range of courses, catering to different career tracks. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, there’s something for everyone:

Web Development: Dive into HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks like React and Angular. Backend Development: Learn server-side technologies such as Node.js, Express, and databases. Mobile App Development: Explore mobile app development using React Native or Flutter. Data Science and Machine Learning: Master Python, data analysis, and ML algorithms. DevOps and Cloud: Understand Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, and Azure. Learning Modes Codedamn offers flexible learning modes:

Interactive Coding Challenges: Practice coding in a hands-on environment. Video Tutorials: Learn from expert instructors through video lessons. Projects and Real-world Scenarios: Apply your skills to real projects. Fees Codedamn operates on a freemium model, allowing free access to essential content. For more advanced features and personalized learning, they offer premium plans at reasonable prices.

Reviews and Ratings Let’s hear from the community:

David Kocsis (92 reviews): David recommends Codedamn and shares his positive experience with the platform. However, individual experiences may vary. Trustpilot Reviews: Codedamn has an average rating of 3.2 stars based on user feedback. Some users appreciate the interactive learning approach, while others have concerns. Feedback and Conclusion Codedamn encourages constructive feedback and values verified reviews. As you explore their courses, remember that real people and real companies contribute to the platform. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced coder, Codedamn aims to empower you on your coding journey.

Sometimes working in design for a paycheck can really put a strain on enjoying the fact that you’re solving these awesome problems challenges. When I lived in Los Angeles I would wake up early and slang clay around at our local ceramic studio down the street to relax and clear my mind. Jumping from different focuses (and physical locations) helps keep your brain and body stimulated, and gives you a breather from your current tasks. Plus, you never know what inspirations you’ll find when you lift your eyeballs of that screen. Also, creating a fresh pair of eyes for yourself never hurt anyone in design :)

I am fortunate to know some pretty awesome womyn that always encourage each other to strive for more, no matter what career field you’re in. Having a background in front-end development, you find yourself falling into comfort languages and not wanting to extend yourself into other.. lands. Some people fall in love with jQuery while others prefer to jam with Rails... No one’s wrong here, unless you’re coding for emails. F- tables.. and you, IE.

On a side note, currently trucking through some horrendous legacy code at the office and learning Rails + Backbone Marionette = NOT fun. Especially, if you’re a ..product ..designer. But c’est la vie. Embrace the challenges, yo.

...Sorry, tangent. I’m stimulating my brain with AngularJS! (Side note, the docs can get a little hairy, I know I was a little overwhelmed when diving in). So, check out this awesome intro tutorial by codedamn my friend sent me! It keeps the stress levels of learning down and optimism of not getting confused up. And plus every video is roughly 5 minutes or less.