r/FreeCodeCamp

Hello! I want to ask if it’s optimal to follow the curriculum path in freeCodeCamp’s “Certified Full Stack Curriculum.”

I just started my journey as an aspiring web developer this week, and after doing some research, I became concerned about Python being placed in the middle of the roadmap.

My question is:
Should I follow the curriculum step-by-step from top to bottom, or should I still follow it but leave Python for later?

I’m mainly interested in web development and eventually becoming a full-stack developer. I’d appreciate any advice from people who’ve gone through the curriculum already.

Also, if you have any suggestions on what I should learn first or focus on as a beginner, that would be great too. Thank you!

FreeCodeCamp <Certified Full-Stack Developer Curricullum> https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/full-stack-developer-v9/

​

Pessoal, uma dúvida sincera: quem aqui estudou JavaScript pelo freeCodeCamp realmente sentiu que aprendeu de verdade?

Vocês conseguiram sair da parte teórica e começar a criar projetos sozinhos? Como foi a experiência com lógica, funções, DOM, arrays, objetos e eventos?

Depois de terminar os módulos, vocês já conseguiam:

criar páginas interativas,

fazer formulários funcionarem,

manipular HTML/CSS com JavaScript,

entender erros no console,

ou ainda sentiram dificuldade na hora de programar sem copiar código?

Queria opiniões reais de quem estudou por lá.

Desde já agradeço.

I just don't get the whole Error Handling part. I don't understand "try", "except", "raise", etc. I think the course does a horrible job of explaining and then throws you into deep water with this lab. I tried "getting a hint", they said to try to type the ISBN and length, but I can't find where to type??? Can't type in the console, terminal, or main.py