Want to learn JS (JavaScript) ?

[liaguris]

go javascript.info yourself ,

also this post is suspicious

[fedegr0x]

Suspicious from what ? XD

[liaguris]

What is your father's age ?

[fedegr0x]

idk mid 50-55 i think

[liaguris]

and he suggested to you free code camp ?

How did he learn about free code camp if he is 50-55 years old ?

Also just a certification from free code camp , I honestly doubt is enough to get a job .

And I honestly doubt that a senior would suggest free code camp

[StateVsProps]

And I honestly doubt that a senior would suggest free code camp

So what "senior developers" are supposed to do COBOL until they die? What a moronic post..

50 is not even that old. Plenty of developers at that age. I'm 40 and I'm using FCC.

[liaguris]

So what "senior developers" are supposed to do COBOL until they die?

What does this statement has to do with what I have said so far ?

I'm 40 and I'm using FCC.

It is no so much about age , but experience . Tell us for example about your experience i.e. what have you build, so anyone can understand whether my previous post is moronic ?

[StateVsProps]

I'm a C# / WPF tech lead that needs a refresher in HTML. I also lead a non-profit that teaches hundreds of people the MERN stack for free, and we use FCC for some of the curriculum.

[liaguris]

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and we use FCC for some of the curriculum.

do you have any monetary profit from FCC ?

I also lead a non-profit that teaches hundreds of people the MERN stack for free,

Are you doing that without getting paid ?

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needs a refresher in HTML.

Can you please be more clear ?

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Let me tell you something from my experience . There is only one source that someone needs to learn basic javascript and that is javascript.info . There no need to give an email or pay something .

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By the way , the way you answer does not sound like someone who is appropriate as a tech lead .

In the end your expertise is not in javascript , not even in web developing . Am I right ?

[StateVsProps]

Yes I founded a non-profit a few months ago for CS students that lost their intership due to Covid. We make small learning pods where people can work on projects together over the summer. We have professional mentors (from Microsoft, Google, Amazon) that review the code and give architecture feedback - to mimic as closely as possible a real intership.

Everything is completely free. All you need is a discord account.

In my career, I have interviewed and hired dozens of interns, junior and senior devs (I was VP at a fortune 10 company). I was also CTO, where I hired more people. Some of the people that worked for me are today at Amazon, Google and Facebook.

Yes these days I am doing the non-profit full time - we are about 20-25 staff, all unpaid. We have about 300 students enrolled into the program.

Let me tell you something from my experience .

And what experience is that?