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“Been listening to most of the podcasts but noticed that a lot of the “from...to coder” are about people that have come from computer/science/medical/other post-secondary institutions or jobs. I don’t hardly see any about stay at home moms/dads, retail blue collar jobs, unemployed, etc....you know, the ones that can inspire people to take up coding. People that are highly educated or have already worked with computers, coming from engineering, already dabbled in code, etc are not that inspiring because they already have been successful or have knowledge of what they are getting into.
It’s the people that are making complete switches from unrelated positions or from no where that inspired others to believe they can do it too. Not of those types of podcasts would be appreciated.”
Darbish via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/09/19
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“I am 79 years old and recently signed up for Harvard’s CS50 course. I’m still struggling with my first Scratch lesson, but meanwhile stay inspired, energized and encouraged by the Free Code Camp podcast. Listening to all the diverse, talented and helpful coders that Quincy and his staff bring...”Read full review »
Phil Fehrle via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/28/20
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“Jesse’s interview ended with something so so great and helpful about depression. I absolutely agree with his opinion on brain chemical and the remedies. Been thru some and he’s so right about the tips.”
agnes 201904 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
05/18/19
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“Very informative podcast along with the website.”
Sgt_G_USMC via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/27/19
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