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me, three hours later, stuck on the next challenge:

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me, succesfully solving a programming challenge:
me, three hours later, stuck on the next challenge:

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Yesterday I continued my HTML journey on FreeCodeCamp. I learned a few new things.
I also started working on a test website to continue learning Git. After my first two "official" commits (that did not just include testing with txt files), I had an amazing person tell me about conventional commits. So I learned how to rewrite history (even though I don't fully get it yet). After deleting one of the commits but also managing to get the commit back, I can say: Yay, still proud of myself for continuing to learn. (I am aware it's not good practice to rewrite history but I figured, I now somewhat know how to do it at least and I have conventional commits for the first "mini" commits. I even learned how to change the initial commit message.)
Next steps: Understand branching and merging more so I can create the development branch. And continue the HTML part of the course.
[almost] end of week 2 web dev boot camp progress report
Week 2 of 16-Week Web Dev Bootcamp (self-created ; self-administered Roadmap) — WHAT I SHIPPED about.html — first real hand-typed Semantic HTML page, six sections, four working links, cat-verified, shipped “good enough, GO.” index.html — clean landing page skeleton: header, nav, h1, intro, “Where to Find Me” section; top.-down built it in one focused pass the two pages (about.html &…
freeCodeCamp: no está obsoleto.
A pesar de mantenerme aún en el inicio de mi formación, creo que puedo decir con toda propiedad lo siguiente: freeCodeCamp no está obsoleto.
Seguramente, si has realizado tu propia búsqueda de plataformas recomendadas, te habrás encontrado con este nombre en múltiples ocasiones, y te garantizo que no es una exageración. Cuando inicié este camino impulsado por la curiosidad, hace ya casi dos años, este fue uno de los primeros recursos que encontré; comprenderás entonces que posee una trayectoria más que consolidada.
freeCodeCamp responde no solo a la formación teórica, sino también al área práctica, lo cual destaca como uno de sus mayores puntos fuertes y principal motivo de recomendación.
He decidido regresar a freeCodeCamp comenzando desde cero con la formación en HTML, y creo que ha sido la decisión correcta. No soy la clase de persona que se conforma con un solo recurso —lo que, en cierta medida, puede resultar contraproducente—, pero en este caso, haber abordado previamente la teoría y pequeñas prácticas que me ayudaron a “soltar la mano” me ha permitido avanzar de manera mucho más sólida en el curso de Certificación de Diseño Web Adaptativo.
Valoro enormemente su disponibilidad en distintos idiomas, la claridad de los contenidos teóricos previos a las prácticas, las revisiones constantes de tu trabajo, las rutas de aprendizaje bien definidas y, sin duda alguna, la posibilidad de certificación.
Hay algo que debo dejar en claro: ninguna página o curso te garantizará conseguir trabajo. Sin embargo, sí representan un aporte importante para tu currículum y, al parecer, freeCodeCamp posee un prestigio reconocido por muchos reclutadores. Espero que pronto pongan los ojos tanto en ti como en mí.
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Ventaja: Plataforma de enseñanza práctica, completamente gratis.
Desventaja: Si buscas alguna formación rápida, freeCodeCamp no es para ti (debería serlo de todos modos, nada en esta área se consigue rápido).
Opinión del público: Ampliamente recomendada.
Estrellas por la autora: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐
Realized that following YouTube tutorials wasn't the greatest method for me. They make my brain settle into "watch, and then repeat." But I think that if I really want to build my own games, I need to know how to solve my own problems and how to start on my own! So now I'm taking freecodecamp.org's python course, so that I can establish my building blocks.

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