Back in 2015 I really started down the rabbit hole of coding. Like many I started with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I had enrolled in Udacity's Front End Web Development Nanodegree program. Using Udacity and Free Code Camp, I quickly gained some skills needed to make responsive websites and some games using HTML Canvas and JavaScript. It was all fine and well until I could no longer afford Udacity, and eventually fell out of programming. Fast forward a few years and here I am trying again. There is just something so alluring about programming that makes it difficult to stay away. I sincerely hope that this time I can see the program to the very end, and I plan to share the steps of my journey here.
Anthony Jordan
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Coding is a wild ride.
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There's at least a couple dozen awesome websites online where you can learn anything you want about programming for absolutely free. Not to mention the blogs of people who specialize in a given field. Paying for a programming course just isn't worth it anymore.
That was about where I was before I re-enrolled in Udacity, I was going to stick with FCC. But I really wanted to finish the course.