May 28
13 Youtube channels for backend developers.
🚀 Traversy Media
📚 Academind
🎓 The Net Ninja
🌐 freeCodeCamp
👨💻 Programming with Mosh
🐍 TechWithTim
🐍 DjangoCon
🎨 The Coding Train
💻 CodeAcademy
☁️ Google Developers
🔥 FunFunFunction
⚡ Codevolution
🛠️ LaravelDaily
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May 6
TI é uma área muito vasta...
Tem de tudo.
Linguagens de programação (Java, Python)
Bancos de dados (Oracle, Postgres, SQL Server)
Backend (como um site roda por trás da página)
Frontent (como o site se comporta com o usuário)
Full Stack (backend e frontend juntos)
Infraestrutura (redes locais e remotas, servidores, interconexão de redes etc)
Segurança (cyber security - bem complexo e desafiador)
Sistemas Operacionais (Linux, Windows, MacOS, etc)
Inteligência Artificial (só aqui dá para fazer uma resenha).
Você encontra tudo isso em sites como a Udemy, CodeAcademy etc.
Tem muito curso em português, mas os melhores estão em inglês (dá para legendar)
Qualquer coisa, me chama.
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Apr 12
He would still need to understand the basics.
Installing copilot at this tender stage kinda looks too early.
Point him to w3schools, get him a course in Udemy or CodeAcademy.
Link him to YouTube channels like Ttaversy Media, CodeWithKhan, etc.
After the basics, he should be able to do one or two by himself
Apr 12
This man i really respect so much texted me last night. That he is ready to start coding. And he Just needed direction.
And honestly... I paused.
Because in 2026 the answer isn't as straightforward
as it was 3 years ago.
Do I tell him HTML and CSS like everyone says?
AI generates clean HTML in seconds now.
Do I tell him pick a framework?
He hasn't written a line of code yet.
Do I tell him just use no code tools?
That feels like cheating him out of real understanding.
So i just told him to download VSCode for now, nothing else, don't overthink the setup.
Then install Prettier and Copilot extensions.
That's it, that's his entire setup for now.
For sites i told him to try The Odin Project,
it's free and project based so he's actually building things not just watching videos and feeling productive.
MDN Web Docs when he needs to really understand something properly, not W3Schools. And JavaScript.info when he gets to JavaScript, honestly the best free resource on the language i've seen.
But the real thing i told him was this “learn HTML and CSS not to master them,
but to understand what AI is generating for you. cause if you can't read the output
you won't catch the mistakes.
then JavaScript. the language itself, not a framework yet. logic is still logic, AI doesn't change that.
then learn how to work with AI properly.
prompting, reviewing, debugging what it gives you. that's actually the skill in 2026.”
the goal isn't memorizing syntax anymore.
it's understanding systems well enough
to know when something is wrong.
guys what would you have told him?
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CodeAcademy let's you learn skills for free. No excuse now for not having money. Parents must direct their kids' time towards productive activities like learning how to use Tech.
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Mar 24
Potential Man Monika
>Hop on CodeAcademy to code quick ❌❌❌
>Kill all your friends for a random niggas dick ✅✅✅
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Mar 2
Yeah many people buy courses to learn about AI, but they turn out to be incomplete
But don't worry, I've researched several free sources for learning about AI, and they are quite comprehensive. You can check them out for yourself
1. Anthropic AI
anthropic.skilljar.com/
2. All about AI tools
github.com/Web3ID/learn-ai
3. codeacademy
codecademy.com/catalog
4. google ai
ai.google/learn-ai-skills/
5. Building ai agents
docs.google.com/document/u/0…
6. learn ai via video
zara.faces.site/ai
Hopefully you can learn a little and don't forget that action is needed, not just theory.
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Feb 21
I’ve been doing codeacademy bootcamps for months. I had my openclaw instance create a complete end to end masterclass on everything AI from RAG/LLMS to evals and systems engineering. She guides me as a tutor/senior engineer though everything.
There’s no excuse anymore
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15 Best Reliable Websites to Learn Digital Skills:
1. Cousera
2. Udemy
3. Alison
4. FutureLearn
5. Hubspot Academy
6. AltschoolAfrica
7. Lynda
8. Codeacademy
9. Khan Academy
10. Udacity
11. Linkedin Learning
12. Simplilearn
13. Semrush Academy
14. Google Skillshop
15. Sololearn
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Feb 18
15 Best Reliable Websites to Learn Digital Skills:
1. Cousera
2. Udemy
3. Alison
4. FutureLearn
5. Hubspot Academy
6. AltschoolAfrica
7. Lynda
8. Codeacademy
9. Khan Academy
10. Udacity
11. Linkedin Learning
12. Simplilearn
13. Semrush Academy
14. Google Skillshop
15. Sololearn
Which one did I miss?
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Feb 17
This is one of the most valuable skills right now. Companies/organizations are looking for ways to automate their workflows using AI agents. If you’re a university student with a valid university email, you can get free access to Codeacademy and Datacamp to learn how to vibecode and build your own AI agents.
Yesterday Thabang demonstrated how to build an AI agent for a small business. He made the process practical, simple & accessible.
If you missed it, watch the full session 👉🏾 youtube.com/live/jnklbzfZjNw…
#SundaySessions #AIforAfrica #AISkills
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Pocurando conteúdo gratuito para estudar em 2026?
Estou compartilhando este roteiro de alta qualidade com muitos recursos para estudar tecnologia em 2026. Seja você quem está começando ou quer migrar para uma nova trilha, essas plataformas são o padrão ouro para aprendizado.
Um enorme agradecimento às equipes por trás dessas plataformas incríveis para manter a educação acessível a todos:
w3schools.com & CodeAcademy – Por tornar os fundamentos do Web Dev (HTML/CSS) tão intuitivos.
freeCodeCamp – Por estabelecer o padrão para JavaScript e domínio moderno do frontend.
Python Coding & Sololearn – Por impulsionar a próxima geração de cientistas de dados e desenvolvedores backend.
PHP.net, TryHackMe e Learn-C.org – Para análises profundas em lógica e segurança.
AWS Skill Builder – Para tornar a nuvem acessível.
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Jan 12
Not forcing myself to learn bash ASAP.
Learning bash is literally just as important as learning the basics of coreutils.
It's not scary. IIRC Codeacademy has a free one.
Seriously, learn bash. It will change your life.
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Jan 4
$SKIL - kandydat to zdjęcia z giełdy
$SKIL to platforma B2B sprzedająca w saasie dostęp do szkoleń z IT, leadership, admin i innych. Mają za sobą kilka większych transakcji, które miały pod IPO zrobić podwalinę wielkich wzrostów tj. Codeacademy czy GK. Miałoby być pięknie, jest koszmarnie. Spółka zanotowała od IPO już blisko 90% spadek. ALE...
Na spółkę trafiłem przypadkiem i to co przykuło moją uwagę to:
- historia spółki i model biznesowy niby SaaS, ale aktywa są tutaj clue
- akcjonariat - założyciel nadal ma dużo
- struktura kapitału zmiażdżona przez dług. EQ stanowi malutką część -> innymi słowami equity jest bardzo tanie, a z długiem można się pobawić
- brak wzrostów od kilku lat
Moim zdaniem to bardzo realny kandydat na public to private. Spółka chodzi po 1x reve i 5.3x EBITDA, a dług można przestawiać, przesuwać, reorganizować, refinansować. Spółka publiczna ma sporo kosztów 'dodatkowych' związanych z samym notowaniem.
Tak końcowo, jeśli ktoś ma zrobić 20% IRR w 3-5 lat, czyli wchodzi po 5x a chce sprzedać po 7-8x (peers) to nie zapłaci wielkiego premium to aktualnej ceny. Bez dokładnego sprawdzania powiedziałbym, że sufit będzie w granicach $11-$13.
Wkrótce więcej :)
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Em, you should totally make a site with sheet metal tutorials, that plays like codeacademy but where you can order the parts from @jimbelosic for each level
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I have made up my mind. I am going to continue to go for my Full Stack Engineer Certification at CodeAcademy instead of going back to college. I realized that I can not just throw away the 20 years of technology experience I have and start over with a new career. If I were to become a doctor I would not be able to get out of school till I am in my 50s. Plus I don't have a vehicle to get to the school and I don't want to rent one for $1000 a month. I only have a little bit of money. I just have to make sure I don't make the same errors I made in the past when coding sites. I should be done with the certification in 2-3 months. When I am done I should be able to not only build a more advanced website than I can create now but also a working web application using react.js, node.js, and express.js. I am excited I now have a good plan. Thank you all for having patience with me while I was trying to figure out what to do with my life. 🤍
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haru como ta sendo a experiência com a origamid? eu tenho namorado ele a mUITO TEMPO, mas fico entre ele e o codeacademy, porque la até estudo pra certificação tem, mas a origamid tbm parece ser extremamente completa.... o que me diria sobre? vale mais a pena?
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