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by Quincy Larson

昆西·拉爾森(Quincy Larson)

“ 3個鏈接”電子郵件的歷史記錄以及曾經發送的每個鏈接的存檔 (The history of the “3 links” email and an archive of every link ever sent)

It was March 2016. The freeCodeCamp community was growing. We’d just hit a quarter of a million campers, all through word of mouth.

那是2016年3月。freeCodeCamp社區正在成長。我們只通過口口相傳就擊中了四分之一的露營者。

But the community was spread out across thousands of chat rooms, forums, and Facebook groups. Some people only used the freeCodeCamp.org learning platform. Others only followed the Medium publication or subscribed to the YouTube channel.

但是社區分散在成千上萬個聊天室，論壇和Facebook群組中。有些人只使用了freeCodeCamp.org學習平臺。其他人僅關注Medium出版物或訂閱了YouTube頻道。

I wanted a reliable way to communicate with all of these campers. So I turned to the oldest method on the internet: email.

我想要一種與所有這些露營者交流的可靠方法。因此，我轉向了互聯網上最古老的方法：電子郵件。

I thought about the way that most organizations sent emails. They used fancy images and colors, and every word was carefully chosen by a marketer. Even when these emails mentioned your name, they didn’t feel very personal.

我考慮了大多數組織發送電子郵件的方式。他們使用精美的圖像和顏色，每個單詞都由營銷人員精心選擇。即使這些電子郵件提到您的名字，他們也不覺得很個人。

Since I tended to unsubscribe from those kinds of emails, I knew I needed to try a different approach.

由于我傾向于退訂此類電子郵件，因此我知道我需要嘗試其他方法。

I thought hard about what kind of email I would like to receive. People are busy. They’re more busy than ever before. So these emails needed to be short, simple, and worthy of people’s scarce time.

我認真思考過我想收到哪種電子郵件。人們很忙。他們比以往任何時候都更忙。因此，這些電子郵件必須簡短，簡單，并值得人們的寶貴時間。

I started from the fundamental assumption that everyone who signed up for freeCodeCamp.org did so because they had a goal in mind: getting a new job, getting a promotion, or maybe even creating their own business.

我從一個基本的假設開始，每個簽署了freeCodeCamp.org的人之所以這樣做，是因為他們有一個目標：獲得新工作，獲得晉升，甚至可能創建自己的公司。

So I focused on sharing resources that would help people achieve those goals.

因此，我專注于共享有助于人們實現這些目標的資源。

Each week, developers publish tons of new articles, videos, podcasts, interactive web apps, and other resources. Rather than try to share all of these, I made the decision to only share three each week. The best three.

每周，開發人員都會發布大量新文章，視頻，播客，交互式Web應用程序和其他資源。我決定不共享所有這些內容，而是決定每周僅共享三個。 最好的三個。

I created a simple plain-text format. And every email I sent was structured the exact same way:

我創建了一個簡單的純文本格式。而且我發送的每封電子郵件的結構都完全相同：

Here are this week’s three links that are worth your time:

1. [link description] (N minute read): [link 1]

2. [link description] (N minute watch): [link 2]

3. [link description] (N minute listen): [link 3]

- Quincy Larson

Teacher at freeCodeCamp.org

[one-click unsubscribe link]

All of these emails came straight from my personal email address. I sent them using Mail for Good, a free open source tool that the freeCodeCamp community built for nonprofits.

所有這些電子郵件直接來自我的個人電子郵件地址。我使用Mail for Good發送了這些郵件，該郵件是freeCodeCamp社區為非營利組織構建的免費開源工具。

So far, my instincts seem to have been right. After two years, only about 25% of people who’ve ever received an email from me have chosen to unsubscribe. And many people write me back to say they found one of the links particularly helpful or timely. (And yes, I do get these replies. And I read every one of them.) I’ve even have people point to me at conferences and say, “Hey! It’s the email guy!”

到目前為止，我的直覺似乎是正確的。兩年后，只有大約25％收到過我的電子郵件的人選擇退訂。很多人回信給我說，他們發現其中一個鏈接特別有用或及時。 (是的，我的確收到了這些答復。而且我閱讀了其中的每一篇。)我什至讓人們在會議上指向我說：“嘿！是電子郵件人員！”

Since the beginning, people have asked me for an archive of all my past emails. So I’ve gathered them here in this Medium article.

從一開始，人們就要求我提供我過去所有電子郵件的存檔。所以我在這篇中型文章中將它們收集到了這里。

But first, here are some other questions people frequently ask me about my emails.

但是首先，這是人們經常問我有關我的電子郵件的其他一些問題。

問題1：為什么要發送純文本電子郵件？ HTML電子郵件允許圖像，更多格式選項和更好的跟蹤。 (Question 1: Why do you send plaintext emails? HTML emails allow for images, more formatting options, and better tracking.)

I use plaintext emails for one major reason: accessibility.

我使用純文本電子郵件的主要原因之一： 可訪問性 。

Plaintext emails will render properly regardless of which email tool or browser people use.
無論人們使用哪種電子郵件工具或瀏覽器，純文本電子郵件都將正確呈現。
A lot of campers are visually impaired or completely blind. They rely on screen readers so that they can listen to the contents of the email. Plaintext emails work best with screen readers.
許多露營者有視力障礙或完全失明。他們依靠屏幕閱讀器來收聽電子郵件的內容。純文本電子郵件最適合與屏幕閱讀器一起使用。
A lot of campers are in parts of the world where internet access is limited or prohibitively expensive. Plaintext emails are very data efficient — often only a few kilobytes.
在世界上互聯網訪問受限或昂貴的地區，許多露營者都在其中。純文本電子郵件具有很高的數據效率-通常只有幾千字節。

問題2：如果您正在忙于運行freeCodeCamp.org社區，您如何找到時間閱讀/觀看/收聽所有這些資源？ (Question 2: If you’re busy running the freeCodeCamp.org community, how do you find time to read/watch/listen to all of these resources?)

I spend a lot of time reading. Aside from playing with my kids, it’s my main hobby.

我花很多時間閱讀。除了和孩子們一起玩，這是我的主要愛好。

I listen to podcasts and watch videos on 2x speed, which saves time. And I usually do this when I go for runs each morning — during which I wouldn’t be able to work, anyway.

我收聽播客并以2倍的速度觀看視頻，從而節省了時間。而且我通常每天早晨去跑步時都會這樣做-在此期間我還是無法工作。

Also, a lot of the resources I share are created by developers within the freeCodeCamp community, and I get to help edit many of them myself.

另外，我共享的許多資源都是由freeCodeCamp社區內的開發人員創建的，我可以自己編輯其中的許多資源。

Go to freeCodeCamp.org and create an account real quick. All we ask for is your email address. Then you’ll start getting my weekly emails.

轉到freeCodeCamp.org并快速創建一個帳戶。我們只需要您的電子郵件地址。然后，您將開始獲取我的每周電子郵件。

我過去的電子郵件的存檔(按時間倒序排列) (An archive of my past emails (in reverse chronological order))

2018年2月8日 (February 8, 2018)

1. Here are 330 Ivy League courses you can take online right now for free (browseable list): https://fcc.im/2C6En8m

1.以下是330項常春藤盟軍課程，您可以立即免費在線上學(瀏覽列表)： https : //fcc.im/2C6En8m

2. 3 years ago I was just a 30-something teacher coding in his closet. But yesterday, the IRS granted freeCodeCamp Tax Exempt status. And freeCodeCamp is now a public charity. As a result, every donation you’ve ever made to freeCodeCamp is now tax deductible. Here’s what all this means for you and for the global freeCodeCamp community (3 minute read): https://fcc.im/2BjNVjJ

2. 3年前，我只是30多歲的老師在他的壁櫥里編碼。但是昨天，美國國稅局授予freeCodeCamp免稅資格。 freeCodeCamp現在是一個公共慈善機構。結果，您對freeCodeCamp所做的每筆捐款現在都可以免稅。這對您和全球freeCodeCamp社區都意味著什么(閱讀3分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2BjNVjJ

3. If you’re considering freelancing or creating a startup, this is a must-watch. My friend Luke Ciciliano — who does freelance web development for law firms — will walk you through the best way to set up your US business for tax purposes (21 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtIB_3_DZUk

3.如果您正在考慮自由職業或創建一家初創公司，這是必須注意的。我的朋友盧克·西西里亞諾(Luke Ciciliano)(為律師事務所進行自由網絡開發)將為您介紹建立以稅收為目的的美國業務的最佳方法(觀看21分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v= AtIB_3_DZUk

Bonus: Elvis was “just a village boy from Nigeria who had nothing but a dream and a Nokia J2ME feature phone.” Today, he’s a 19 year old Android developer who has worked on over 50 apps and currently works for an MIT startup. On this week’s episode of the freeCodeCamp Podcast, I tell his inspiring story of how he built apps using nothing more than his feature phone (15 minute listen): https://fcc.im/2EdyvMb

獎金：貓王是“來自尼日利亞的一個鄉村男孩，除了夢想和諾基亞J2ME功能手機外別無其他。” 如今，他是19歲的Android開發人員，已經開發了50多個應用程序，目前在MIT初創公司工作。在本周的freeCodeCamp播客中，我講述了他的啟發性故事，他如何僅使用功能手機(聽15分鐘)即可構建應用： https ： //fcc.im/2EdyvMb

一月31，2018 (January 31, 2018)

1. Learn how you can code your own chat room app using React, Redux, Redux-Saga, and Web Sockets in this free in-depth YouTube tutorial (85 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_fHXt9V3zQ

1.在這個免費的深度YouTube教程(觀看85分鐘)中，了解如何使用React，Redux，Redux-Saga和Web Sockets編寫自己的聊天室應用代碼： https ： //www.youtube.com/watch？ v = x_fHXt9V3zQ

2. How to manage your taxes as a freelance developer or startup (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2BKOYp4

2.如何以自由開發人員或初創公司的身份管理稅款(閱讀7分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2BKOYp4

3. Want to build apps using blockchain and smart contracts? This in-depth guide will help you get started (21 minute read): https://fcc.im/2nuzrFZ

3.想使用區塊鏈和智能合約構建應用程序嗎？這份深入的指南將幫助您入門(閱讀21分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2nuzrFZ

Bonus: Here are 440 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in February (browsable list): https://fcc.im/2DR0rVY

獎勵：這是您可以在2月開始的440項免費在線編程和計算機科學課程(瀏覽列表)： https : //fcc.im/2DR0rVY

一月25，2018 (January 25, 2018)

1. My friend just launched a free full-length CSS Flexbox course where you can build responsive websites interactively in your browser (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2E5INyK

1.我的朋友剛剛開設了免費CSS Flexbox全長課程，您可以在其中通過瀏覽器交互地構建響應式網站(閱讀5分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2E5INyK

2. A 5-minute intro to Color Theory: how to combine colors and set the mood of your designs (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2nasXe6

2.色彩理論入門5分鐘：如何組合色彩并設置設計心情(閱讀5分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2nasXe6

2. How you can build your own VR headset for $100 (3 minute read): https://fcc.im/2ncIiuC

2.如何以100美元(閱讀3分鐘)的價格構建自己的VR耳機： https ： //fcc.im/2ncIiuC

Bonus: 5 years ago, Ken was a college dropout who woke up every day at 4 a.m. to drive a forklift. He taught himself to code and kick-started his career by convincing a local web development company to hire him. In this week’s episode of The freeCodeCamp Podcast, Ken shares his advice on how to go from a hobbyist to a professional developer (15 minute listen, also on iTunes and Google Play): https://fcc.im/2FfGpoH

獎勵：5年前，肯(Ken)是一名大學輟學生，每天凌晨4點醒來，他要開一輛叉車。他說服自己編寫代碼，并通過說服本地一家Web開發公司雇用他來開始他的職業生涯。在本周的freeCodeCamp播客中，Ken分享了有關如何從業余愛好者轉變為專業開發人員的建議(15分鐘的收聽時間，也可以在iTunes和Google Play上收聽)： https : //fcc.im/2FfGpoH

一月18，2018 (January 18, 2018)

1. These CSS naming tips will save you hours of debugging (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2mNUFNw

1.這些CSS命名技巧將節省您調試時間(閱讀7分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2mNUFNw

2. CSS Flexbox basics explained in just 5 minutes (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2FR1DtW

2.只需5分鐘(閱讀5分鐘)即可解釋CSS Flexbox基礎知識： https ://fcc.im/2FR1DtW

3. We just published a free video course on how to build your own iOS flashcard app using React Native, from setup to animations. All four videos are now live on freeCodeCamp’s YouTube channel (4 hour watch in total): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b6F0KiFpG8

3.我們剛剛發布了一個免費的視頻課程，內容涉及如何使用React Native從設置到動畫來構建自己的iOS閃存卡應用程序。現在，所有四個視頻都在freeCodeCamp的YouTube頻道上直播(總共觀看了4小時)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v= _b6F0KiFpG8

Bonus: How not to bomb your job offer negotiation: part two of Haseeb Qureshi’s tips that helped him negotiate a $250,000 starting package when he got his first developer job at Airbnb. This episode of The freeCodeCamp Podcast can help you increase your starting salary by thousands of dollars (34 minute listen, also on iTunes and Google Play): https://fcc.im/2rk69Ow

獎勵：如何不炸毀你的求職談判：Haseeb Qureshi的技巧的第二部分，幫助他在Airbnb上獲得第一份開發人員工作時談判了25萬美元的起薪。 freeCodeCamp Podcast的這一集可以幫助您將起薪提高數千美元(34分鐘收聽，也可以在iTunes和Google Play上收聽)： https : //fcc.im/2rk69Ow

一月11，2018 (January 11, 2018)

1. Here are some stories from 300 developers who got their first tech job in their 30s, 40s, and 50s (4 minute read): https://fcc.im/2miUtWv

1.以下是300個開發人員的故事，這些開發人員分別在30、40和50年代(讀了4分鐘)獲得了第一份技術工作： https : //fcc.im/2miUtWv

2. HTTPS explained with carrier pigeons (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2D0Infc

2. HTTPS與信鴿一起解釋(閱讀5分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2D0Infc

3. How we recreated Amazon Go in 36 hours (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qUlgOv

3.我們如何在36小時(閱讀7分鐘)內重新創建Amazon Go： https ： //fcc.im/2qUlgOv

Bonus: If you’re actively looking for a developer job in the new year, this is a must-listen. Hasseeb Qureshi is famous for negotiating a $250,000 starting compensation package when he accepted his first developer job at Airbnb in San Francisco. In this new episode of the freeCodeCamp Podcast, Hasseeb shares negotiation tips you can use to increase your starting salary by thousands — and in some cases — tens of thousands of dollars (27 minute listen, also on iTunes and Google Play): https://fcc.im/2D3sANt

獎勵：如果您正在積極尋找新的一年的開發人員工作，這是必須聽的。 Hasseeb Qureshi因在舊金山Airbnb接受了他的第一份開發人員工作而談判獲得25萬美元的起薪補償而聞名。在freeCodeCamp播客的這一新劇集中，Hasseeb分享了一些談判技巧，您可以使用這些技巧將起薪增加數千美元，在某些情況下還可以提高數萬美元(27分鐘收聽，也可以在iTunes和Google Play上收聽)： https：// /fcc.im/2D3sANt

一月4，2018 (January 4, 2018)

1. Some lessons I learned from 7 self-taught coders who now work as professional software developers (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2CF6S2a

1.我從7位自學成才的編碼員那里學到了一些教訓，這些編碼員現在是專業軟件開發人員(閱讀6分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2CF6S2a

2. Don’t do it at runtime. Do it at design time (4 minute read): https://fcc.im/2CRUpVE

2.不要在運行時這樣做。在設計時執行此操作(讀取4分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2CRUpVE

3. Next Level Accessibility: 5 ways Scott made the freeCodeCamp Guide more usable for people with disabilities (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2EPTeqk

3.更高級別的可訪問性：Scott使freeCodeCamp指南對殘疾人更有用的5種方式(閱讀7分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2EPTeqk

Bonus: Here are 600 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in January (browsable list): https://fcc.im/2CztEbq

獎勵：這里有600項免費的在線編程和計算機科學課程，您可以在一月份開始學習(瀏覽列表)： https : //fcc.im/2CztEbq

2017年12月28日 (December 28, 2017)

Here are this week’s three links that are worth your time:

這是本周值得您花時間的三個鏈接：

1. The unlikely history of the 100 Days Of Code Challenge, and why you should try it for 2018 (8 minute read): https://fcc.im/2lmVXhR

1. 100天代碼挑戰的不太可能的歷史，以及為什么要在2018年嘗試使用它(閱讀8分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2lmVXhR

2. CSS Grid is an exciting new way to build responsive websites. And a freeCodeCamp contributor just released a full CSS Grid course for free (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2E6oT6i

2. CSS Grid是一種構建響應式網站的令人興奮的新方法。一個freeCodeCamp貢獻者剛剛免費發布了完整CSS Grid課程(閱讀5分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2E6oT6i

3. How exactly does Bitcoin work? This camper built an interactive web app to show you (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2C47zl3

3.比特幣到底如何工作？該露營者構建了一個交互式Web應用程序來向您顯示(閱讀5分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2C47zl3

Bonus: How I built and launched a chatbot over the weekend (10 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IUgB5-CKDQ

獎勵：我如何在周末建立和啟動聊天機器人(觀看10分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v= 8IUgB5-CKDQ

2017年12月21日 (December 21, 2017)

1. This is the story of a high school kid in Nigeria named Elvis who coded and launched two popular apps using nothing more than his Nokia feature phone. He eventually earned enough money from freelancing to buy a proper laptop, and now he works for an MIT-based startup (10 minute read): https://fcc.im/2Bwp50Y

1.這是一個尼日利亞高中生貓王的故事，他用諾基亞功能手機編寫并啟動了兩個流行的應用程序。他最終從自由職業中獲得了足夠的錢來購買合適的筆記本電腦，現在他在一家基于MIT的創業公司工作(閱讀10分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2Bwp50Y

2. Sacha just asked 23,000 developers what they think of JavaScript. Here are the results of his 2017 State of JavaScript Survey (8 minute read): https://fcc.im/2BtKuYI

2. Sacha剛剛問了23,000個開發人員他們對JavaScript的看法。這是他2017年JavaScript狀態調查的結果(閱讀8分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2BtKuYI

3. Here are 5 helpful GitHub tips for new coders (4 minute read): https://fcc.im/2kzNAQp

3.以下是針對新程序員的5個有用的GitHub技巧(閱讀4分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2kzNAQp

Bonus: I just published episode 11 of The freeCodeCamp Podcast: “Programming is hard. That’s precisely why you should learn it.” Listen to it in iTunes or Google Play, or right here in your browser (11 minute listen): https://fcc.im/2k9zLuH

獎勵：我剛剛發布了freeCodeCamp播客的第11集：“編程很難。這就是為什么你應該學習它。” 在iTunes或Google Play中收聽，或在瀏覽器中直接收聽(收聽11分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2k9zLuH

2017年12月14日 (December 14, 2017)

1. This is the best article I’ve ever read on Bitcoin technology and the engineering challenges it faces (17 minute read): https://fcc.im/2Cjax1A

1.這是我讀過的關于比特幣技術及其面臨的工程挑戰的最佳文章(閱讀17分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2Cjax1A

2. How to make your HTML responsive by adding a single line of CSS (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2ktADqP

2.如何通過添加一行CSS來使HTML響應(閱讀6分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2ktADqP

3. Briana’s back with her new in-depth video: how to use Bash and the command line in Mac, Windows 10, and Linux (33 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFMyUgF6I8Y

3. Briana帶來了她的新的深入視頻：如何在Mac，Windows 10和Linux中使用Bash和命令行(觀看33分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFMyUgF6I8Y

Bonus: I just published episode 10 of The freeCodeCamp Podcast and it’s gut-wrenching: “We fired our top developer talent. Best decision we ever made.” Listen to it in iTunes or Google Play, or right here in your browser (10 minute listen): https://fcc.im/2k9zLuH

獎勵：我剛剛發布了freeCodeCamp Podcast的第10集，這實在令人費解：“我們解雇了我們的頂級開發人才。我們做出的最佳決定。” 在iTunes或Google Play中收聽，或在瀏覽器中直接收聽(收聽10分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2k9zLuH

2017年12月8日 (December 8, 2017)

1. How did I land my first job as a self-taught developer? I prepared like crazy (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2iDU67l

1.我如何找到自己的自學成才的第一份工作？我準備瘋了(閱讀了6分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2iDU67l

2. The definitive JavaScript handbook for your next developer interview (14 minute read): https://fcc.im/2jwgTmL

2.下次開發人員訪談的權威JavaScript手冊(閱讀14分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2jwgTmL

3. Here are 450 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in December (browsable list): https://fcc.im/2A1x6Gs

3.這里有450項免費的在線編程和計算機科學課程，您可以在12月開始(瀏覽列表)： https : //fcc.im/2A1x6Gs

Bonus: Learn how to build an API using Node.js with this free in-depth YouTube tutorial (33 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsCjFHuMXj0

獎勵：通過此免費的深入YouTube教程(觀看33分鐘)，了解如何使用Node.js構建API： https ： //www.youtube.com/watch？v = fsCjFHuMXj0

2017年11月30日 (November 30, 2017)

1. Learn CSS Grid in 5 minutes: a quick introduction to the future of website layouts (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2AjmK89

1.在5分鐘內學習CSS Grid：網站布局的未來快速介紹(閱讀5分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2AjmK89

2. How I built the Airbnb of music studios in a single evening: the story of Studiotime (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2BAxZY0

2.我如何在一個晚上建造音樂工作室的Airbnb：Studiotime的故事(閱讀6分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2BAxZY0

3. Regular Expressions Demystified: RegEx isn’t as hard as it looks (21 minute read): https://fcc.im/2AlB8KU

3.揭開正則表達式的神秘面紗：RegEx并不像看起來那么難(閱讀21分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2AlB8KU

Bonus: I just published Episode #8 of The freeCodeCamp Podcast: “What I learned from spending 3 months applying to jobs after a coding bootcamp.” You can subscribe to The freeCodeCamp Podcast in iTunes or Google Play, or just listen to all the episodes in your browser here (10 minute listen): https://fcc.im/2k9zLuH

獎勵：我剛剛發布了freeCodeCamp播客的第8集：“我在編碼訓練營之后花了3個月的時間申請工作中學到了什么。” 您可以在iTunes或Google Play中訂閱freeCodeCamp播客，或在此處瀏覽瀏覽器中的所有劇集(收聽10分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2k9zLuH

2017年11月22日 (November 22, 2017)

1. The freeCodeCamp Toronto team hosted the first freeCodeCamp conference. More than a hundred campers attended this free event, including myself. And we live-streamed it to the global community. Here’s the opening talk I gave (24 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si1pjn5R0xU&t=1540s

1. freeCodeCamp多倫多團隊主持了第一次freeCodeCamp會議。包括我在內的一百多名營員參加了這項免費活動。我們將其實時流式傳輸到全球社區。這是我給的開幕演講(24分鐘觀看)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=si1pjn5R0xU&t=1540s

2. This tool makes learning algorithms and data structures way more fun (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2A1FG99

2.此工具使學習算法和數據結構更有趣(閱讀7分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2A1FG99

3. Andy just got a developer job at Facebook. Here’s how he prepared for on-site interviews at seven Silicon Valley companies, and what he learned from them (9 minute read): https://fcc.im/2A26WV1

3.安迪(Andy)剛在Facebook擔任開發人員工作。這是他準備在七家硅谷公司進行現場采訪的方式，以及他從他們那里學到的東西(閱讀了9分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2A26WV1

Bonus: The newest episode of The freeCodeCamp Podcast explores developer ethics, and what happens when your code can kill people (10 minute listen): https://fcc.im/2mRhgwd

獎勵：freeCodeCamp播客的最新一集探討了開發人員的道德規范，以及當您的代碼可以殺死人(聽10分鐘)時會發生什么： https : //fcc.im/2mRhgwd

2017年11月17日 (November 17, 2017)

1. I just published the first 6 episodes of the new freeCodeCamp Podcast all at once. You can binge-listen to them now, or subscribe and listen to them at your convenience. We’ll publish new episodes every Monday. Here’s the full episode list, with links to listen for free (3 minute read): https://fcc.im/2ioiZEw

我剛剛一次發布了新的freeCodeCamp Podcast的前6集。您可以立即狂歡聽他們的聲音，或者在方便時訂閱并收聽它們。我們將在每個星期一發布新劇集。以下是完整的劇集列表，其中包含免費收聽的鏈接(閱讀3分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2ioiZEw

2. Everything you should know about React: the basics you need to start building (10 minute read): https://fcc.im/2zHmsb6

2.您應該了解的有關React的一切：開始構建所需的基礎知識(需閱讀10分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2zHmsb6

3. Hard coding concepts explained with simple real-life analogies: how to explain coding concepts like streams, promises, linting, and declarative programming to a 5-year-old (15 minute read): https://fcc.im/2mvDGml

3.用簡單的現實類比解釋硬編碼概念：如何向5歲的孩子(閱讀15分鐘)解釋流，promise，lint和聲明式編程之類的編碼概念： https ： //fcc.im/2mvDGml

Bonus: The Reusable JavaScript Revolution — our newest freeCodeCamp Talk (42 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNClb7HEqeI

獎勵：可重用JavaScript革命-我們最新的免費CodeCamp演講(42分鐘觀看)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v= LNClb7HEqeI

2017年11月9日 (November 9, 2017)

1. I’m thrilled to announce a new YouTube channel called freeCodeCamp Talks. Here’s how you can watch the best tech talks for free (3 minute read): https://fcc.im/2hRbfL8

我很高興宣布一個新的YouTube頻道，名為freeCodeCamp Talks。您可以通過以下方式免費觀看最佳技術講座(閱讀3分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2hRbfL8

2. Everything you need to know about Tree Data Structures (16 minute read): https://fcc.im/2zuuvYu

2.您需要了解的有關樹數據結構的所有信息(閱讀16分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2zuuvYu

3. Here are 430 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in November (browsable list): https://fcc.im/2m8TYkT

3.這里有430項免費的在線編程和計算機科學課程，您可以在11月開始(瀏覽列表)： https : //fcc.im/2m8TYkT

Bonus: Check out one of the talks from the new freeCodeCamp Talks YouTube channel: “SVG can do that?!” by Sarah Drasner. If you don’t have time to watch it now, just subscribe and you can watch it at your convenience (38 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLgb3CVVTRw

獎勵：請查看新的freeCodeCamp Talks YouTube頻道的其中一個演講：“ SVG可以做到嗎？！” 由Sarah Drasner撰寫。如果您現在沒有時間觀看，只需訂閱即可，您可以在方便的時候觀看(觀看38分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLgb3CVVTRw

2017年11月2日 (November 2, 2017)

1. How one developer hacked Google’s bug tracking system and made $15,600 in bounties in the process (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2gTA3Rq

1.一名開發人員如何入侵Google的錯誤跟蹤系統并在此過程中賺取了15,600美元的賞金(閱讀7分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2gTA3Rq

2. What’s the difference between JavaScript and ECMAScript? (8 minute read): https://fcc.im/2zaxaq1

2. JavaScript和ECMAScript有什么區別？ (閱讀8分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2zaxaq1

3. How to become a better Stack Overflow user in five simple steps (4 minute read): https://fcc.im/2huUkxA

3.如何通過五個簡單的步驟(閱讀4分鐘)成為更好的Stack Overflow用戶： https : //fcc.im/2huUkxA

Bonus: If you have Instagram on your phone, follow the freeCodeCamp community there. We post fun photos from campers around the world: https://fcc.im/2heLvrz

獎勵：如果您的手機上有Instagram，請關注那里的freeCodeCamp社區。我們發布了來自世界各地露營者的有趣照片： https ： //fcc.im/2heLvrz

十月26，2017 (October 26, 2017)

1. 200 universities around the world just launched 560 free online courses. Here’s the full list, sorted by category: https://fcc.im/2gJktf8

1.全球200所大學剛剛推出了560個免費在線課程。這是完整列表，按類別排序： https : //fcc.im/2gJktf8

2. Remember the $86 million license plate scanner that an Australian developer replicated in just 57 lines of code? Well, he built a prototype just to prove to skeptics that it worked. And he immediately caught someone who was driving on a cancelled registration (11 minute read): https://fcc.im/2y4j4qI

2.還記得澳大利亞開發人員僅用57行代碼復制的價值8600萬美元的車牌掃描儀嗎？好吧，他建立了一個原型，只是向懷疑論者證明它是可行的。然后他立即抓到一個正在取消注冊的人(閱讀了11分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2y4j4qI

3. freeCodeCamp just published a massive free guide to Bootstrap 4. It dives deep into responsive web design (67 minute read): https://fcc.im/2laYcIf

3. freeCodeCamp剛剛發布了有關Bootstrap 4的大量免費指南。它深入研究了響應式Web設計(閱讀了67分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2laYcIf

Bonus: Here’s a free 73-page eBook on how to establish your career in web development. It features interviews with me, Wes Bos, and a bunch of other developers — all sharing lessons we’ve learned along our coding journey: https://fcc.im/2i5NNJp

獎勵：這是一本免費的73頁電子書，介紹了如何建立您的Web開發事業。它的特色是對我，Wes Bos和其他一群開發人員的采訪-所有這些分享我們在編碼過程中所汲取的經驗教訓： https : //fcc.im/2i5NNJp

十月23，2017 (October 23, 2017)

1. How I would explain a decade of progress in web development to a time traveler from 2007 (10 minute read): https://fcc.im/2gD4uPI

1.我如何向2007年以來的時間旅行者解釋Web開發的十年進展(閱讀10分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2gD4uPI

2. Bootstrap 4: Everything You Need to Know. This is a free book-length deep dive using Bootstrap 4 to solve some common responsive web design problems (66 minute read): https://fcc.im/2laYcIf

2. Bootstrap 4：您需要了解的所有內容。這是一本免費的書本式深度學習課程，使用Bootstrap 4解決了一些常見的響應式Web設計問題(閱讀了66分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2laYcIf

3. How Emily fought through anxiety and depression to finish freeCodeCamp’s front end development certificate (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2yIP7tC

3.艾米莉如何通過焦慮和沮喪來完成freeCodeCamp的前端開發證書(閱讀6分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2yIP7tC

Bonus: I just got my free Hacktoberfest shirt. Here’s a quick way you can get yours (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2hZSuEz

獎金：我剛剛得到了免費的Hacktoberfest襯衫。這是獲取您的書的快速方法(閱讀5分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2hZSuEz

十月12，2017 (October 12, 2017)

1. How to think like a programmer — a step-by-step guide to approaching projects and coding challenges (9 minute read): https://fcc.im/2kKi8RZ

1.如何像程序員一樣思考—應對項目和編碼挑戰的循序漸進指南(閱讀9分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2kKi8RZ

2. How to make money as a freelance developer — business tips from my friend Luke Ciciliano, who does freelance web development for law firms (35 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsTzLgra5dQ

2.如何以自由開發者的身份賺錢-我的朋友盧克·西西里亞諾(Luke Ciciliano)的業務建議，他為律師事務所進行自由網絡開發(觀看35分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsTzLgra5dQ

3. Here are 500 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in October (1 to 30 minutes to browse): https://fcc.im/2yjrWYG

3.這里有500道免費的在線編程和計算機科學課程，您可以在10月開始(瀏覽1到30分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2yjrWYG

Bonus: How a 33 year old father in Brazil spent a year learning to code through freeCodeCamp, then got his first Front End Developer job (2 minute read): https://fcc.im/2yfD1Yt

獎勵：巴西一個33歲的父親如何花一年的時間通過freeCodeCamp學習編碼，然后獲得了他的第一份前端開發人員工作(閱讀2分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2yfD1Yt

十月5，2017 (October 5, 2017)

1. How Alvaro went from selling food in the street to coding software at Apple and other top tech companies (13 minute read): https://fcc.im/2fRSzwM

1.阿爾瓦羅(Alvaro)如何從在街上賣食物到蘋果公司和其他頂尖科技公司的編碼軟件(閱讀時長13分鐘)： https ： //fcc.im/2fRSzwM

2. One year ago, Billy wanted to hang out and code with other people in Sacramento. Today, he leads one of the most active freeCodeCamp study groups in the US. Here’s how brought together campers in his community (10 minute read): https://fcc.im/2yZZoRS

2.一年前，比利(Billy)想和薩克拉曼多(Sacramento)的其他人閑逛并編碼。今天，他領導著美國最活躍的freeCodeCamp研究小組之一。這是他的社區中的露營者聚會的方式(閱讀10分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2yZZoRS

3. After dropping out of grad school and working as a nanny, Lupe learned to code with freeCodeCamp and just accepted her first developer job offer. Here’s how she built her portfolio, prepared for interviews, and negotiated her salary (4 minute read): https://fcc.im/2kol2f6

3.輟學并擔任保姆后，盧佩(Lupe)學會了使用freeCodeCamp進行編碼，并剛剛接受了她的第一個開發人員職位。這是她建立自己的檔案袋，準備面試以及協商薪水的方式(閱讀4分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2kol2f6

Bonus: We just published this full YouTube tutorial on how to build and deploy your own website for free using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and newer tools like Hugo and Netlify CMS (30 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSts93C9UeE

獎勵：我們剛剛發布了完整的YouTube教程，內容涉及如何使用HTML，CSS，JavaScript和更新的工具(例如Hugo和Netlify CMS)免費免費構建和部署自己的網站(觀看30分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com / watch？v = NSts93C9UeE

九月28，2017 (September 28, 2017)

1. Facebook just changed the open source license on React. Here’s my 2-minute explanation why they did this (2 minute read): https://fcc.im/2fB2lDE

1. Facebook剛剛更改了React的開源許可證。這是我2分鐘的解釋，為什么他們要這樣做(閱讀2分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2fB2lDE

2. Yang Shun Tay wrote an in-depth guide to rocking your next coding interview. You can read this now or bookmark it for next time you’re looking for a job. (28 minute read): https://fcc.im/2wZ9dgm

2. Yang Shun Tay寫了一篇深入的指南，幫助您進行下一次編碼面試。您可以立即閱讀或在下次找工作時將其添加為書簽。 (閱讀28分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2wZ9dgm

3. freeCodeCamp contributor Ethan Arrowood live-streamed this introduction to React from his university auditorium (46 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rIP81hjs2U

3. freeCodeCamp的貢獻者Ethan Arrowood從他的大學禮堂直播了對React的介紹(觀看46分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v= 1rIP81hjs2U

Bonus: Beau Carnes just published a step-by-step tutorial on how to code Conway’s Game of Life — one of the most common programming homework assignments in history (55 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM0_Er3SvFQ

獎勵：博恩·卡恩斯(Beau Carnes)剛剛發布了有關如何編寫康威的《人生游戲》的分步指南，這是歷史上最常見的編程作業(55分鐘觀看)之一： https : //www.youtube.com/watch？ v = PM0_Er3SvFQ

2017年9月25日 (September 25, 2017)

1. I just announced a new way to learn coding tools and concepts right when you need them. Introducing the freeCodeCamp Guide (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2xuMTNM

我剛剛宣布了一種新方法，可以在需要時立即學習編碼工具和概念。介紹freeCodeCamp指南(閱讀5分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2xuMTNM

2. Amir had a clear path toward a finance job on Wall Street. But instead, he decided to learn to code. And he never looked back (9 minute read): https://fcc.im/2xWU2Jy

2.埃米爾(Amir)在華爾街找到從事財務工作的明確道路。但是，他決定學習編碼。而且他從不回頭(閱讀了9分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2xWU2Jy

3. Preethi answers one of the most common questions people ask her as a software engineer: What programming language should you learn first? (12 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqiEhZYmvKk

3. Preethi回答了人們作為軟件工程師問她的最常見問題之一：您應該首先學習哪種編程語言？ (觀看12分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqiEhZYmvKk

Bonus: This quick tutorial on how to code virtual reality apps using a JavaScript tool called WebVR (10 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhEfT9YjLcU

獎勵：本快速教程介紹如何使用稱為WebVRJavaScript工具對虛擬現實應用程序進行編碼(十分鐘觀看)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v= jhEfT9YjLcU

2017年9月15日 (September 15, 2017)

1. The Equifax hack was the worst data breach in history. Here’s my quick summary of what went wrong, and some tips for protecting your family from identity thieves (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2f0Ig5u

1. Equifax黑客是歷史上最嚴重的數據泄露。這是我對問題的簡要概述，以及一些保護您的家人免遭身份盜用的提示(閱讀5分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2f0Ig5u

2. The engineer’s guide to not making your app look awful (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2vYXgYy

2.不會使您的應用看起來很糟糕的工程師指南(閱讀7分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2vYXgYy

3. Our nonprofit needed a cheaper way to send email blasts. So we engineered one. Introducing freeCodeCamp’s Mail for Good (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2yc3vtG

3.我們的公益組織需要一種更便宜的方式發送電子郵件。所以我們設計了一個。介紹freeCodeCamp的永久郵件(閱讀5分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2yc3vtG

Bonus: Here’s a step-by-step tutorial for building a Tic Tac Toe game with an unbeatable AI, using JavaScript and the Minimax Algorithm (51 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2TcQ3h0ipQ

獎勵：這是一個分步教程，使用JavaScript和Minimax算法(無分秒觀看)，以無與倫比的AI構建了Tic Tac Toe游戲(51分鐘觀看)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2TcQ3h0ipQ

2017年9月7日 (September 7, 2017)

1. Here’s how Blockchain works, explained interactively in your browser (4 minute read): https://fcc.im/2xdnU4j

1.這是區塊鏈的工作原理，在瀏覽器中進行了交互解釋(閱讀4分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2xdnU4j

2. Stacy wanted to get real time push notifications from her GitHub projects. Here’s how she used open APIs and built her own Chrome extension for this (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2xd7atR

2. Stacy想從她的GitHub項目中獲取實時推送通知。這是她使用開放API并為此構建自己的Chrome擴展程序的方式(閱讀5分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2xd7atR

3. Here are 450 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in September (browsable list): https://fcc.im/2wMcb9I

3.以下是您可以在9月開始的450項免費在線編程和計算機科學課程(瀏覽列表)： https : //fcc.im/2wMcb9I

Bonus: Watch an experienced developer build a full stack web app using Vue.js and Express.js. He explains every step in detail (56 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa4cRMaTDUI

獎勵：觀看經驗豐富的開發人員使用Vue.js和Express.js構建全棧Web應用程序。他詳細解釋了每個步驟(觀看56分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa4cRMaTDUI

2017年8月31日 (August 31, 2017)

1. Australian police spent $86 million on software to help them catch car thieves. Here’s how a single developer replicated that system, using just 57 lines of code (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2iJWWuE

1.澳大利亞警方在軟件上花費了8,600萬澳元，以幫助他們抓小偷。這是單個開發人員僅用57行代碼(讀取5分鐘)即可復制該系統的方式： https : //fcc.im/2iJWWuE

2. The anatomy of a Bootstrap dashboard theme that earns thousands of dollars each month for its designers (13 minute read): https://fcc.im/2wpIFX2

2.一個Bootstrap儀表板主題的剖析，該主題每月為其設計人員賺取數千美元(閱讀13分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2wpIFX2

3. A beginner-friendly guide to building a chatbot, with code and a live demo (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2vLr5el

3.構建聊天機器人的入門指南，包括代碼和實時演示(閱讀7分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2vLr5el

Bonus: A data scientist switched from Windows to Linux and wrote about the lessons he learned along the way (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2eHGZRk

獎勵：一位數據科學家從Windows切換到Linux，并寫了他在此過程中所學的課程(閱讀了6分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2eHGZRk

2017年8月28日 (August 28, 2017)

1. How a self-taught teenager built an operating system that runs in your browser (10 minute read): https://fcc.im/2g8Flvf

1.一個自學成才的少年如何構建在您的瀏覽器中運行的操作系統(閱讀10分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2g8Flvf

2. How Recursion Works — explained with flowcharts and a video (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2w7iYdL

2.遞歸的工作原理-附帶流程圖和視頻(閱讀6分鐘)進行解釋： https : //fcc.im/2w7iYdL

3. All the fundamental React.js concepts, jammed into a single Medium article (16 minute read): https://fcc.im/2vrZBdy

3.所有基本的React.js概念，都收錄在一篇中型文章中(閱讀16分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2vrZBdy

Bonus: Jon got a developer job less than a year after he started coding. Here’s how he leveraged the freeCodeCamp community and made the jump (2 minute read): https://fcc.im/2wJ15V9

獎金：喬恩(Jon)在開始編碼后不到一年就獲得了開發人員的工作。這是他利用freeCodeCamp社區并進行跳轉的方式(閱讀2分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2wJ15V9

2017年8月17日 (August 17, 2017)

1. One developer tracked startup hiring trends for years. Here’s his latest analysis of the skills that YCombinator startups are looking for when they hire developers (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2wjp0tL

1.一位開發人員跟蹤了多年的初創公司招聘趨勢。這是他對YCombinator初創公司在雇用開發人員時尋找的技能的最新分析(閱讀7分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2wjp0tL

2. Vim isn’t that scary. Here are 5 free resources you can use to learn it (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2vMzWha

2. Vim并不那么可怕。這里有5個免費資源可供您學習(閱讀6分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2vMzWha

3. Preethi left a dream job as a venture capitalist to learn to code and work as a developer. Today on her “Ask Preethi” YouTube series, she answers the question: “After you complete coding tutorials, how do you take what you’ve learned and build something real?” (13 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxfJ7xw5hQE

3. Preethi離開了從事風險投資家的夢想工作，學習編碼和作為開發人員工作。今天，在她的“ Ask Preethi” YouTube系列視頻中，她回答了一個問題：“在完成編碼教程之后，如何利用學到的知識來構建真實的東西？” (觀看時間為13分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxfJ7xw5hQE

Bonus: How Anthony — a freeCodeCamp camper who recently moved to the US from Peru — overcame anxiety and landed his first developer job (2 minute read): https://fcc.im/2v58PvU

獎勵：安東尼-一位最近從秘魯移居到美國的freeCodeCamp營員-如何克服焦慮并找到了第一份開發人員的工作(閱讀2分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2v58PvU

2017年8月11日 (August 11, 2017)

1. Joe and Rachel teamed up to make their first open source code contribution — less than a year after they started learning to code. Here’s what they learned from the experience, and what you can too (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2uvePCX

1. Joe和Rachel聯手做出了他們的第一個開源代碼貢獻，這是他們開始學習編碼的不到一年的時間。這是他們從經驗中學到的知識，也可以做到(7分鐘閱讀)： https : //fcc.im/2uvePCX

2. Why striving for perfection might be holding you back as a developer (4 minute read): https://fcc.im/2vVuqvN

2.為什么追求完美會阻礙您成為開發人員(閱讀4分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2vVuqvN

3. freeCodeCamp contributor Beau Carnes just published a series of YouTube videos to help you learn jQuery in a fast, clear way (4 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhtEmR2A1Fw&list=PLWKjhJtqVAbkyK9woUZUtunToLtNGoQHB

3. freeCodeCamp的貢獻者Beau Carnes剛剛發布了一系列YouTube視頻，以幫助您快速清晰地學習jQuery(觀看4分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v= KhtEmR2A1Fw&list=PLWKjhJtqVAbkyK9woUZUtunToLtNGoQHB

Bonus: How Kate went from no degree and no experience to landing her first developer job in less than a year (3 minute read): https://fcc.im/2wOX527

獎勵：凱特(Kate)從無學位到沒有經驗，如何在不到一年的時間里找到了自己的第一份開發人員工作(閱讀3分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2wOX527

2017年8月3日 (August 3, 2017)

1. Here are 450 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in August (browsable list): https://fcc.im/2unPHZJ

1.這里有450項免費的在線編程和計算機科學課程，您可以在8月開始(瀏覽列表)： https : //fcc.im/2unPHZJ

2. An MIT-trained software engineer-turned-recruiter talks about how to interview your interviewers when applying for a developer job (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2u4nvfb

2.一名受過MIT培訓的軟件工程師轉變為招聘人員，討論如何在申請開發人員工作時面試您的面試官(閱讀5分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2u4nvfb

3. Cody shows you how to solve Reddit’s “Talking Clock” problem step-by-step on a whiteboard, then code a solution in JavaScript (15 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcPahhyYEIk

3. Cody向您展示了如何在白板上逐步解決Reddit的“通話時鐘”問題，然后使用JavaScript編寫解決方案的代碼(觀看15分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcPahhyYEIk

Bonus: How freeCodeCamp helped Adham beat depression and get his dream job (10 minute read): https://fcc.im/2vw6ZJc

獎勵：freeCodeCamp如何幫助Adham克服抑郁癥并獲得夢想的工作(閱讀10分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2vw6ZJc

2017年7月28日 (July 28, 2017)

1. How to choose the right laptop for programming (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2h4hTzp

1.如何選擇合適的筆記本電腦進行編程(閱讀5分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2h4hTzp

2. The story behind hundreds of strangers who coded together on freeCodeCamp at Google I/O Sri Lanka (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2h3OqG3

2.數百名陌生人背后的故事，他們在斯里蘭卡Google I / O的freeCodeCamp上一起編碼(閱讀7分鐘)： https ://fcc.im/2h3OqG3

3. Professional web developer Jesse Weigel is building a modern React app from start to finish, live on freeCodeCamp’s YouTube channel. So far he’s 6 days into the project (12 hour watch so far — you can skip around): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUPBEpfBEXo&index=1&list=PLWKjhJtqVAbkxYR9ly9ksx8UYyCpBRmMc

3.專業的Web開發人員Jesse Weigel從頭到尾都在構建一個現代的React應用，并在freeCodeCamp的YouTube頻道上進行直播。到目前為止，他已經完成了6天的工作(到目前為止，您需要進行12小時的觀看-您可以跳過)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUPBEpfBEXo&index=1&list=PLWKjhJtqVAbkxYR9ly9ksx8UYyCpBRmMc

Bonus: Matt spent 2 years going through freeCodeCamp part time. He just got a job as a software engineer, and he has tons of advice for the job search. He says: “You either win, or you learn. The only way to lose is to quit.” (20 minute read): https://fcc.im/2uZnsVA

獎勵：Matt花了2年時間兼職freeCodeCamp。他只是找到了一名軟件工程師的工作，并且他對求職有很多建議。他說：“您要么贏，要么學習。唯一的失敗方法就是退出。” (閱讀20分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2uZnsVA

2017年7月13日 (July 13, 2017)

1. 1,000 days ago I launched freeCodeCamp from a desk in my closet. Today, more than a million people are learning to code through our community. Here’s what you can expect from the next thousand days (2 minute read): https://fcc.im/2tL5mFH

1. 1,000天前，我從壁櫥的桌子上啟動了freeCodeCamp。今天，超過一百萬的人正在通過我們的社區學習編碼。以下是您未來一千天(需閱讀2分鐘)的期望： https : //fcc.im/2tL5mFH

2. Suz live-streamed herself coding on Twitch.tv for a year. Here’s what she learned from the experience (11 minute read): https://fcc.im/2tOLcZC

2. Suz在Twitch.tv上直播了自己的編碼，為期一年。這是她從經驗中學到的東西(閱讀了11分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2tOLcZC

3. Watch Cody break down a popular Reddit coding challenge step-by-step on a white board, then solve it using JavaScript (11 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bK0o-8GMRss

3.觀看Cody在白板上逐步分解流行的Reddit編碼挑戰，然后使用JavaScript進行解決(觀看11分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=bK0o-8GMRss

Bonus: Jose was a college dropout, providing for his family by working as a security guard in Spain. Here’s his story of learning to code and getting hired as a back-end developer (8 minute read): https://fcc.im/2sMW210

獎勵：何塞是一名大學輟學生，通過在西班牙擔任保安員來養家糊口。這是他關于學習編碼并被聘為后端開發人員的故事(閱讀8分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2sMW210

2017年7月6日 (July 6, 2017)

1. 10 common data structures explained with videos and exercises (11 minute read): https://fcc.im/2tuhCZm

1.通過視頻和練習解釋的10種常見數據結構(閱讀11分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2tuhCZm

3. Software Engineer Preethi Kasireddy answers the question: Should you go back to school to get a Computer Science degree? (13 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TVYjjWkuOU

3.軟件工程師Preethi Kasireddy回答了以下問題：您是否應該回到學校獲得計算機科學學位？ (觀看時間為13分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TVYjjWkuOU

2. Here are 460 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in July (15 minute read): https://fcc.im/2uujt0r

2.以下是460項免費的在線編程和計算機科學課程，您可以在7月開始學習(閱讀15分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2uujt0r

Bonus: Pieter just got his first web developer job at a solar power company. He has been a regular in the freeCodeCamp community, helping teach other campers and answer their questions. He says that this old saying really is true: “To learn, read. To know, write. To master, teach.” (2 minute read): https://fcc.im/2sQM0Lu

獎勵：Pieter剛在一家太陽能公司獲得了他的第一份Web開發人員工作。他一直是freeCodeCamp社區的常客，幫助教其他營員并回答他們的問題。他說這句老話確實是真的：“學習，閱讀。要知道，寫。要掌握，要教。” (閱讀2分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2sQM0Lu

2017年6月29日 (June 29, 2017)

1. Aline is an MIT-trained software engineer turned recruiter. She analyzed thousands of coding interviews, and here’s what she found. (15 minute read): https://fcc.im/2u3g08J

1. Aline是一名經過MIT培訓的軟件工程師，轉為招聘人員。她分析了成千上萬的編程采訪，這就是她的發現。 (閱讀15分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2u3g08J

2. Preethi left a dream job as a venture capitalist to learn to code and work as a developer. Now she’s launched a new YouTube series called “Ask Preethi” to help you through the hardest parts of your coding journey. (4 minute read): https://fcc.im/2tqBONs

2. Preethi離開了從事風險投資家的夢想工作，學習編碼并作為開發人員工作。現在，她推出了一個名為“ Ask Preethi”的新YouTube系列，可以幫助您度過編碼過程中最艱苦的部分。 (閱讀4分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2tqBONs

3. How one developer switched from coding on a laptop to coding on an iPad (14 minute read): https://fcc.im/2srdHu9

3.一名開發人員如何從筆記本電腦編碼轉換為iPad編碼(閱讀14分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2srdHu9

Bonus: The story of a freeCodeCamp camper who shared his personal projects on Reddit, got discovered by an employer, and ultimately got a full time developer job (3 minute read): https://fcc.im/2smiSjJ

獎勵：一個免費的CodeCamp露營者的故事，他在Reddit上分享了他的個人項目，被一名雇主發現，并最終獲得了一份全職的開發人員工作(閱讀3分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2smiSjJ

2017年6月22日 (June 22, 2017)

1. How hackathons work, and why you should consider going to one (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2tkPM16

1. hackathon的工作原理，以及為什么要考慮讀一本(5分鐘閱讀時間)： https ： //fcc.im/2tkPM16

2. How two developers coded a JavaScript tool that can turn multiple phones and tablets into a single connected screen (10 minute read): https://fcc.im/2sYQHqQ

2.兩位開發人員如何編碼一個JavaScript工具，該工具可以將多個手機和平板電腦變成一個連接的屏幕(閱讀10分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2sYQHqQ

3. freeCodeCamp contributor James Rauhut got a software designer job at IBM. He filmed this fun day-in-the-life video (11 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXfYSn8qaUE

3. freeCodeCamp的貢獻者James Rauhut在IBM獲得了軟件設計師的工作。他拍攝了這個有趣的日常生活視頻(觀看了11分鐘)： https : //www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXfYSn8qaUE

Bonus: One camper who just got a developer job offer says: “The one thing that most helped me become good at coding was helping others learn to code.” (1 minute read): https://fcc.im/2rG9vam

獎勵：一位剛得到開發人員工作機會的露營者說：“最讓我擅長編碼的一件事是幫助其他人學習編碼。” (閱讀1分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2rG9vam

2017年6月16日 (June 16, 2017)

1. All the web developers at Grab — a big Asian ride sharing startup — use this front end development guide to keep their skills sharp. Even their back end developers use it. (23 minute read): https://fcc.im/2spxFsP

1. Grab的所有Web開發人員(一家大型的亞洲拼車創業公司)都使用此前端開發指南來保持自己的技能精明。甚至他們的后端開發人員也使用它。 (閱讀23分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2spxFsP

2. How we got 1,500 GitHub stars by mixing time-tested technology with a fresh UI (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2tw8zpk

2.如何通過將經過時間考驗的技術與全新的UI(閱讀5分鐘)相結合，獲得1,500個GitHub星： https ： //fcc.im/2tw8zpk

3. The dark side of Apple’s $70 billion app store success (10 minute read): https://fcc.im/2twfT4m

3.蘋果公司700億美元的應用商店成功的陰暗面(閱讀10分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2twfT4m

Bonus: Aiden worked through freeCodeCamp’s certificates and was able to skip the junior developer role entirely by landing a mid-career developer job. Here’s his story (3 minute read): https://fcc.im/2syhE3V

獎勵：艾登通過freeCodeCamp的證書工作，并且能夠通過擔任職業中期的開發人員職位而完全跳過初級開發人員的角色。這是他的故事(閱讀3分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2syhE3V

2017年6月8日 (June 8, 2017)

1. Meeting for Good: how campers built an open source tool to solve time zones (4 minute read): https://fcc.im/2rOieYE

1.好的聚會：露營者如何構建開放源代碼的工具來解決時區(閱讀4分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2rOieYE

2. 435 free online programming and computer science courses you can start in June (1 to 28 minute read): https://fcc.im/2sdMuyM

2.您可以在六月開始的435項免費在線編程和計算機科學課程(閱讀1至28分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2sdMuyM

3. Going Serverless: how to run your first AWS Lambda function in the cloud (8 minute read): https://fcc.im/2r3n5YW

3.走向無服務器：如何在云中運行您的第一個AWS Lambda函數(閱讀8分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2r3n5YW

Bonus: Sophanarith didn’t have a college degree, but 37 days after he finished freeCodeCamp, he got hired as a Front-end Web Developer. Here’s his story (1 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qYziKz

獎勵：Sophanarith沒有大學學歷，但是在他完成freeCodeCamp的37天后，他被聘為前端Web開發人員。這是他的故事(讀1分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2qYziKz

2017年6月1日 (June 1, 2017)

1. What I learned from coding for 100 days straight (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2rloKpL

1.我從連續100天的編碼中學到的知識(讀了7分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2rloKpL

2. The best Data Science courses on the internet, ranked by your reviews (12 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qCenMW

2.互聯網上最好的數據科學課程，按您的評論排名(閱讀12分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2qCenMW

3. Google not, learn not: why searching can sometimes be better than knowing (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qFUaKg

3.谷歌不，不要學習：為什么搜索有時會比知道更好(閱讀6分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2qFUaKg

Bonus: How Danny got a React Developer job offer on day 97 of his 100 Days Of Code challenge (1 minute read): https://fcc.im/2roZIWO

獎金：Danny如何在他的100天代碼挑戰(第1天閱讀)的第97天獲得了React Developer的工作機會： https : //fcc.im/2roZIWO

2017年5月30日 (May 30, 2017)

1. How scientists used software to reconnect a paralyzed man’s hands to his brain (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2nBZfjK

1.科學家如何使用軟件將癱瘓的人的手重新連接到他的大腦(閱讀4分鐘)： http : //bit.ly/2nBZfjK

2. How to set up a VPN in 10 minutes for free, and why you urgently need one (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/2nOaNAP

2.如何在10分鐘內免費建立VPN，以及為什么您急需一個(10分鐘閱讀時間)： http : //bit.ly/2nOaNAP

3. Recreating legendary 8-bit video game music using Tone.js and the web audio API (15 minute read): http://bit.ly/2nO2XYf

3.使用Tone.js和網絡音頻API(閱讀15分鐘)重新創建傳奇的8位視頻游戲音樂： http ：//bit.ly/2nO2XYf

Bonus: I’m currently listening to “Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions.” This book is a fascinating mash-up of technology and psychology (12 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2nNQ5Bl

獎勵：我目前正在聽“賴以生存的算法：人類決策的計算機科學”。這本書是技術與心理學的有趣融合(聽12小時)： http : //amzn.to/2nNQ5Bl

2017年5月25日 (May 25, 2017)

1. How to go from hobbyist to professional developer (14 minute read): https://fcc.im/2r03UPp

1.如何從業余愛好者變成專業開發人員(閱讀14分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2r03UPp

2. Here’s how you can make a 360 virtual reality app in 10 minutes using Unity (7 minute read): https://fcc.im/2rxMCsG

2.以下是使用Unity在10分鐘內制作360個虛擬現實應用程序的方法(閱讀7分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2rxMCsG

3. What’s the difference between cookies, local storage, and session storage? (9 minute watch) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwicscsvGLg

3. Cookie，本地存儲和會話存儲之間有什么區別？ (觀看9分鐘) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwicscsvGLg

Bonus: How Elise learned to code while working full-time, and got her first full stack developer job — and the many things she learned along the way (2 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qhH0yQ

獎勵：Elise如何在全職工作的同時學習編碼，并獲得了她的第一份全棧開發人員工作-以及沿途學到的很多東西(閱讀了2分鐘)： https : //fcc.im/2qhH0yQ

2017年5月18日 (May 18, 2017)

1. Here are all of the big announcements from the Google I/O developer conference yesterday, jammed into a single 11-minute video (11 minute watch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNLVZjBE08g

2. How we taught dozens of refugees to code, then helped them get developer jobs (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2rnAAhK

3. The only person you should compare yourself to is yourself (6 minute read): https://fcc.im/2q0mbqQ

Bonus: I’m reading “The Upstarts: How Uber, Airbnb, and the Killer Companies of the New Silicon Valley Are Changing the World.” It’s a hard-hitting history of these two tech startups and the industries they’re disrupting (10 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2qtPoht

Bonus: I'm reading “The Upstarts: How Uber, Airbnb, and the Killer Companies of the New Silicon Valley Are Changing the World.” It's a hard-hitting history of these two tech startups and the industries they're disrupting (10 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2qtPoht

May 11, 2017 (May 11, 2017)

1. The 12 YouTube videos that new developers mention the most (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2poH7MP

2. Programming is hard. That’s precisely why you should learn it (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qiUazp

2. Programming is hard. That's precisely why you should learn it (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qiUazp

3. Why I left a prestigious law firm to learn to code and become a product manager at a startup (5 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qWOkzR

Bonus: I'm currently listening to “Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions.” This book is a fascinating mash-up of technology and psychology (12 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2nNQ5Bl

2017年4月27日 (April 27, 2017)

1. Google just released a free course on how to build Progressive Web Apps (self-paced): https://fcc.im/2ppTsz9

2. Yesterday, America’s FCC announced a campaign to kill Net Neutrality. Hundreds of tech companies signed open letters urging the FCC to leave Net Neutrality alone. Here’s why Net Neutrality is so important (26 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qcdaPw

2. Yesterday, America's FCC announced a campaign to kill Net Neutrality. Hundreds of tech companies signed open letters urging the FCC to leave Net Neutrality alone. Here's why Net Neutrality is so important (26 minute read): https://fcc.im/2qcdaPw

3. Real ways to improve your SEO without trying to cheat the system (15 minute read): https://fcc.im/2p50Yil

Bonus: A Carnegie Mellon researcher developed a way to automatically convert old 2D Nintendo games into 3D (16 minute watch): https://fcc.im/2oNcRWV

2017年4月20日 (April 20, 2017)

1. Facebook just announced they have a team of 60 engineers working on a way to literally read your mind. Their brain scanning technology would read patterns in your brain activity so it can listen for your mind’s inner voice. They claim this would help you type faster. While this could revolutionize user experience, it has terrifying privacy implications (5 minute read): http://tcrn.ch/2o80YyY

1. Facebook just announced they have a team of 60 engineers working on a way to literally read your mind. Their brain scanning technology would read patterns in your brain activity so it can listen for your mind's inner voice. They claim this would help you type faster. While this could revolutionize user experience, it has terrifying privacy implications (5 minute read): http://tcrn.ch/2o80YyY

2. Google is planning a built-in ad-blocker for Chrome. This will get rid of most annoying ads, but it’s bad news for websites that depend on ads as their business model — including most newspapers (2 minute read): http://on.wsj.com/2o7ZHrI

2. Google is planning a built-in ad-blocker for Chrome. This will get rid of most annoying ads, but it's bad news for websites that depend on ads as their business model — including most newspapers (2 minute read): http://on.wsj.com/2o7ZHrI

3. Putting comments in code: the good, the bad, and the ugly (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ouGzQe

Bonus: freeCodeCamp has more than 1,800 study groups around the world. You can hang out with like-minded campers and learn to code together in-person. Find the study group nearest you seconds: https://www.freecodecamp.com/study-group-directory/

April 13, 2017 (April 13, 2017)

1. Some guy just built a Macintosh out of a few legos and a Raspberry Pi (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2nIIWDl

2. Our giant JavaScript Basics course is now live on YouTube (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2oRqCIp

3. So what’s this GraphQL thing I keep hearing about? (12 minute read): http://bit.ly/2pqamdH

3. So what's this GraphQL thing I keep hearing about? (12 minute read): http://bit.ly/2pqamdH

Bonus: A fast new way to find people in your city to code with (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2obtTO7

April 6, 2017 (April 6, 2017)

1. That time I had to crack my own Reddit password (11 minute read): http://bit.ly/2o1fkOw

2. What Reddit’s 1-million pixel April Fools experiment says about humanity (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2p5uP7o

2. What Reddit's 1-million pixel April Fools experiment says about humanity (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2p5uP7o

3. Which tech CEO would make the best supervillain? (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/2nOosVJ

Bonus: I learned a ton from Robert Scoble’s insightful new book: “The Fourth Transformation: How Augmented Reality & Artificial Intelligence Will Change Everything” (5 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2mKbbNW

Bonus: I learned a ton from Robert Scoble's insightful new book: “The Fourth Transformation: How Augmented Reality & Artificial Intelligence Will Change Everything” (5 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2mKbbNW

March 23, 2017 (March 23, 2017)

1. What I learned from Stack Overflow’s massive survey of 64,000 developers (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2o8nfsn

1. What I learned from Stack Overflow's massive survey of 64,000 developers (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2o8nfsn

2. Hackers stole my website. Then I pulled off a $30,000 sting operation to get it back (12 minute read): http://bit.ly/2mY3svt

3. How I got a second degree and earned 5 developer certifications in just one year, while working and raising two kids (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/2mw4X85

Bonus: I’m listening to Tim Wu’s new book: “The Attention Merchants: The Epic Scramble to Get Inside Our Heads.” Here’s a profound quote from his book: “Every time you find your attention captured by an advertisement, your awareness, and perhaps something more, has, if only for a moment, been appropriated without your consent.” (15 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2mYfeps

Bonus: I'm listening to Tim Wu's new book: “The Attention Merchants: The Epic Scramble to Get Inside Our Heads.” Here's a profound quote from his book: “Every time you find your attention captured by an advertisement, your awareness, and perhaps something more, has, if only for a moment, been appropriated without your consent.” (15 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2mYfeps

March 17, 2017 (March 17, 2017)

1. The future of the open internet — and our way of life — is in your hands (the basis of my SXSW talk — 24 minute read): http://bit.ly/2mNJ9S2

2. What the CIA WikiLeaks dump tells us: encryption really works (5 minute read): http://nyti.ms/2nwpWUS

3. Practical color theory for people who can code (15 minute interactive): http://bit.ly/2mz8OwK

Bonus: I’m listening to “Data and Goliath” by Bruce Schneier. He’s the world’s foremost expert on computer security. Here’s a profound quote from his book: “I used to joke that Google knew more about me than my wife did. But now I realize that Google knows more about me than I do.” (9 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2mjheuO

Bonus: I'm listening to “Data and Goliath” by Bruce Schneier. He's the world's foremost expert on computer security. Here's a profound quote from his book: “I used to joke that Google knew more about me than my wife did. But now I realize that Google knows more about me than I do.” (9 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2mjheuO

March 9, 2017 (March 9, 2017)

1. How building side projects can help you get a tech job — even without experience (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/2mKzRZv

2. The CIA just lost control of its hacking arsenal. Here’s what you need to know (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2mGi71a

2. The CIA just lost control of its hacking arsenal. Here's what you need to know (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2mGi71a

3. We’re building a massive public dataset about people who started coding in the past 5 years (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2mKKGuv

3. We're building a massive public dataset about people who started coding in the past 5 years (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2mKKGuv

March 2, 2017 (March 2, 2017)

1. How you can start a career in a different field without “experience” — tips that got me job offers from Google and other tech giants (20 minute read): http://bit.ly/2lxgfTU

2. I wanted to see how far I could push myself creatively. So I redesigned Instagram. (13 minute read): http://bit.ly/2lxouPP

3. Why typography matters — especially at the Oscars (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ldN79c

Bonus: I’m listening to Robert Scoble’s new book, and it’s awesome: “The Fourth Transformation: How Augmented Reality & Artificial Intelligence Will Change Everything” (5 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2mKbbNW

Bonus: I'm listening to Robert Scoble's new book, and it's awesome: “The Fourth Transformation: How Augmented Reality & Artificial Intelligence Will Change Everything” (5 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2mKbbNW

2017年2月23日 (February 23, 2017)

1. Using data science to find the saddest Radiohead song ever. Even though this analysis is done in the R language, it’s clearly described in plain English (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/2moTWki

1. Using data science to find the saddest Radiohead song ever. Even though this analysis is done in the R language, it's clearly described in plain English (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/2moTWki

2. How to design software with seniors in mind (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2lznFIb

3. For the first time ever, you can get real-time US stock market data for free through IEX’s public API (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2lzp3KC

3. For the first time ever, you can get real-time US stock market data for free through IEX's public API (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2lzp3KC

Bonus: IEX is the focus of Michael Lewis’s book “Flashboys: A Wall Street Revolt” about how Wall Street is now dominated by software developers and algorithmic traders. If you’re interested in stocks, I highly recommend this book (10 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2jDwB02

Bonus: IEX is the focus of Michael Lewis's book “Flashboys: A Wall Street Revolt” about how Wall Street is now dominated by software developers and algorithmic traders. If you're interested in stocks, I highly recommend this book (10 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2jDwB02

February 17, 2017 (February 17, 2017)

1. How a single programmer changed the music industry (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2lP7iKf

2. I’ll never bring my phone on an international flight again. Neither should you (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/2kPxOBI

2. I'll never bring my phone on an international flight again. Neither should you (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/2kPxOBI

3. An interview with the creator of Linux: “Successful projects are 99 percent perspiration, and one percent innovation” (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2llSIcL

Bonus: I highly recommend this eye-opening book by Bruce Schneier, the world’s most famous expert on computer security (11 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2lWNOPN

Bonus: I highly recommend this eye-opening book by Bruce Schneier, the world's most famous expert on computer security (11 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2lWNOPN

February 9, 2017 (February 9, 2017)

1. Here are 250 Ivy League courses you can take online right now for free (12 minute read): http://bit.ly/2luQuVG

2. Meet Darth Pai, the Sith Lord who’s taken over the Federal Communication Commission (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2k7KArB

2. Meet Darth Pai, the Sith Lord who's taken over the Federal Communication Commission (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2k7KArB

3. A lot of websites now won’t even load on a slow connection (12 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ls8m2v

3. A lot of websites now won't even load on a slow connection (12 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ls8m2v

Bonus: This book makes a strong historical argument for why Net Neutrality is important and how internet monopolies like Comcast need to be regulated: “The Master Switch: The Rise and Fall of Information Empires” (14 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2cjtFDH

February 2, 2017 (February 2, 2017)

1. How I went from zero experience to landing a 6-figure San Francisco design job in less than a year (12 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ktW0KA

2. How to get free wifi on public networks (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2kwjTAu

3. Courtland Allen, creator of Indie Hackers, talks about how to create a profitable side project (55 minute listen): http://bit.ly/2kk3MGO

Bonus: The book that Courtland Allen recommends to all developers who are interested in entrepreneurship is “The Personal MBA: Master the Art of Business” (13 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2kkbj8l

January 26, 2017 (January 26, 2017)

1. An opinionated guide to writing developer résumés in 2017 (18 minute read): http://bit.ly/2jiG60M

2. How making hundreds of hip hop beats helped me understand HTML and CSS (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/2knHfWI

3. I ranked every Intro to Data Science course on the internet, based on thousands of data points (11 minute read): http://bit.ly/2k4ny8A

Bonus: I’m learning a lot from this well-researched book: “Smarter Than You Think: How Technology Is Changing Our Minds for the Better” (11 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2jAN7Ly

Bonus: I'm learning a lot from this well-researched book: “Smarter Than You Think: How Technology Is Changing Our Minds for the Better” (11 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2jAN7Ly

January 19, 2017 (January 19, 2017)

1. Ranked: the most popular JavaScript tools of 2016 (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/2jCoTn8

2. Google reveals how its servers all contain custom security silicon (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2k7oXfl

3. freeCodeCamp contributor Bill Sourour talks about developer ethics and the code he’s still ashamed of (52 minute listen): http://bit.ly/2k4QJoJ

3. freeCodeCamp contributor Bill Sourour talks about developer ethics and the code he's still ashamed of (52 minute listen): http://bit.ly/2k4QJoJ

Bonus: In Bill’s interview, he mentions Michael Lewis’s 2015 book “Flashboys: A Wallstreet Revolt” about how Wallstreet is now dominated by software engineers and algorithmic trading. It’s an excellent book (10 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2jDwB02

Bonus: In Bill's interview, he mentions Michael Lewis's 2015 book “Flashboys: A Wallstreet Revolt” about how Wallstreet is now dominated by software engineers and algorithmic trading. It's an excellent book (10 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2jDwB02

January 12, 2017 (January 12, 2017)

1. Why your browser’s autocomplete is insecure and you should turn it off (1 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ioN47b

1. Why your browser's autocomplete is insecure and you should turn it off (1 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ioN47b

2. Female dialogue in 2016’s biggest movies, visualized (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/2igTNl7

2. Female dialogue in 2016's biggest movies, visualized (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/2igTNl7

3. A TV news anchor said “Alexa, order me a dollhouse” and triggered viewers’ Amazon Echo devices to make a purchase (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2jI4JbZ

3. A TV news anchor said “Alexa, order me a dollhouse” and triggered viewers' Amazon Echo devices to make a purchase (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2jI4JbZ

Bonus: Read this excellent overview of how technology will impact the world economy: “The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies” (9 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2jIdfaL

January 5, 2017 (January 5, 2017)

1. The Great AI Awakening (1 hour read): http://nyti.ms/2iAcNbr

2. Thousands of people joined us for our community’s 4-hour New Year’s Eve live stream. Now you can watch the whole thing, or specific guest interviews here (20 to 260 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2iuom6d

2. Thousands of people joined us for our community's 4-hour New Year's Eve live stream. Now you can watch the whole thing, or specific guest interviews here (20 to 260 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2iuom6d

3. 2017 isn’t just another prime number (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2hVmLH2

3. 2017 isn't just another prime number (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2hVmLH2

Bonus: How can we help computers reach human-level intelligence? What will happen when we do? “Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies” is the best book on general AI and its implications (14 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2j8fobI

December 29, 2016 (December 29, 2016)

1. How a farmer built her own broadband network (3 minute read): http://bbc.in/2iHnqfe

2. All of 2016’s top mobile apps are owned by either Google or Facebook (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2hwwzpq

2. All of 2016's top mobile apps are owned by either Google or Facebook (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2hwwzpq

3. Start 2017 with the 100 Days of Code challenge (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2hvgvUA

Bonus: I’m hosting Open2017, an interactive New Year’s Eve live stream for the entire Free Code Camp community. We’ll start at 11 p.m. EST (New York City time) on Saturday on our YouTube channel. Read more about our exciting guests, including the creator of Stack Overflow (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2h6l1pk

Bonus: I'm hosting Open2017, an interactive New Year's Eve live stream for the entire Free Code Camp community. We'll start at 11 pm EST (New York City time) on Saturday on our YouTube channel. Read more about our exciting guests, including the creator of Stack Overflow (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2h6l1pk

December 22, 2016 (December 22, 2016)

1. I’m hosting #Open2017, an interactive New Year’s Eve live stream for developers. We have a ton of exciting guests (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2h6l1pk

1. I'm hosting #Open2017, an interactive New Year's Eve live stream for developers. We have a ton of exciting guests (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2h6l1pk

2. Hackers are making $5 million a day by faking 300 million video views in one of the biggest cases of ad fraud ever (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2hf7pgl

3. Inside George Moore’s epic 20-year journey from truck driver to tech support to senior developer (48 minute listen): http://bit.ly/2idBblW

3. Inside George Moore's epic 20-year journey from truck driver to tech support to senior developer (48 minute listen): http://bit.ly/2idBblW

Bonus: If you want to better understand all these cyber attacks you keep hearing about, I recommend reading “Dark Territory: The Secret History of Cyber War” (9 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2ii9AMk

December 15, 2016 (December 15, 2016)

1. I studied full-time for 8 months just for the Google interview (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/2gNIuP4

2. On getting old(er) in tech (11 minute read): http://bit.ly/2hyMNMU

3. If you don’t talk to your kids about quantum computing, someone else will (6 minute webcomic): http://bit.ly/2hRZBND

3. If you don't talk to your kids about quantum computing, someone else will (6 minute webcomic): http://bit.ly/2hRZBND

Bonus: “In The Plex” is easily the best book about Google and what it’s like to work there (20 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2apnpIK

Bonus: “In The Plex” is easily the best book about Google and what it's like to work there (20 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2apnpIK

December 8, 2016 (December 8, 2016)

1. Infrastructure is beautiful (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2h0AL0P

2. People are much worse at using computers than you might think (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/2hmQJ25

3. How designers use dark patterns to trick you into doing things you don’t want to do (29 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2gdvm2i

3. How designers use dark patterns to trick you into doing things you don't want to do (29 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2gdvm2i

Bonus: I’m listening to Michael Lewis’s new book “The Undoing Project: A Friendship That Changed Our Minds” about two soldiers who became scientists, then explored human decision making and cognitive biases together. It’s epic. (10 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2gn3EDJ

Bonus: I'm listening to Michael Lewis's new book “The Undoing Project: A Friendship That Changed Our Minds” about two soldiers who became scientists, then explored human decision making and cognitive biases together. It's epic. (10 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2gn3EDJ

December 1, 2016 (December 1, 2016)

1. Governments are outlawing your privacy. Here’s how you can stop them (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/2fJScTP

1. Governments are outlawing your privacy. Here's how you can stop them (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/2fJScTP

2. Researchers have discovered a security breach of more than 1 million Google accounts (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2fPWmVw

3. How Font Awesome’s Kickstarter campaign shattered the records for open source software (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/2gZiXDN

3. How Font Awesome's Kickstarter campaign shattered the records for open source software (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/2gZiXDN

Bonus: I helped design a cryptography-inspired ugly Christmas sweater (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2gStReO

November 25, 2016 (November 25, 2016)

1. I can’t just stand by and watch Mark Zuckerberg destroy the internet (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/2gcUl7b

1. I can't just stand by and watch Mark Zuckerberg destroy the internet (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/2gcUl7b

2. The author of Cracking the Coding Interview has changed her mind about coding bootcamps (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2gHAL6p

3. This week programmers Grace Hopper and Margaret Hamilton received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest US civilian honor (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2fzfo5t

Bonus: Learn more about Grace Hopper, Ada Lovelace, and other pioneers in “The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution” by the author of the Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein biographies (17 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2aZVCR6

November 17, 2016 (November 17, 2016)

1. How Craigslist, Wikipedia, and Free Code Camp are changing economics (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/2g2jbXX

2. You can now fly around the world like superman using Google Earth VR (2 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2gkqbCm

3. ICQ Messenger just turned 20. Here’s how this small team handled millions of messages with 1990s technology (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/2g21xnh

3. ICQ Messenger just turned 20. Here's how this small team handled millions of messages with 1990s technology (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/2g21xnh

Bonus: The New York Times interviewed me and published some of my privacy tips from last week (6 minute read): http://nyti.ms/2f88e7U

November 11, 2016 (November 11, 2016)

1. How to encrypt your entire life in less than an hour (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2eVtED3

2. We just upgraded our forum, which is now one of the largest technology forums on the planet (1 minute read): http://bit.ly/2eN1RH7

3. A podcast interview where I share the importance of hanging out with other people who code (40 minute listen): http://bit.ly/2eNRgvE

Bonus: “Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to Know” is deep, yet accessible. You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible (12 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2enrb7U

November 3, 2016 (November 3, 2016)

1. I crunched the numbers behind which programming language you should learn first (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/2e4s8lo

2. Briana’s new video series on Git and GitHub concepts is now live (1 to 20 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2fh3Oum

2. Briana's new video series on Git and GitHub concepts is now live (1 to 20 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2fh3Oum

3. A gamer spent 200 hours building an incredibly detailed digital San Francisco (1 minute read): http://bit.ly/2eX51Zo

Bonus: If you’re in the US and able to vote, please do :) And learn more about how data scientists predict the outcomes of elections in Nate Silver’s “The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail — but Some Don’t.” You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible (15 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2bwrGY2

Bonus: If you're in the US and able to vote, please do :) And learn more about how data scientists predict the outcomes of elections in Nate Silver's “The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail — but Some Don't.” You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible (15 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2bwrGY2

October 26, 2016 (October 26, 2016)

1. Last Friday, a botnet attacked Dyn, a DNS, bringing down much of the internet. Can we secure the “internet of things” in time to prevent another attack? (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2eT7ksY

2. Code dependencies are the devil (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/2eHScz

3. Watch a Tesla drive itself around town and parallel park to the Rolling Stone’s “Paint it Black” (4 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2fhoVz2n

3. Watch a Tesla drive itself around town and parallel park to the Rolling Stone's “Paint it Black” (4 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2fhoVz2n

Bonus: Want to learn more about how internet works and the story behind the geniuses behind it? Check out “Where Wizards Stay Up Late: The Origins of the Internet.” You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible (10 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2fhkvZk

October 19, 2016 (October 19, 2016)

1. 6,000 freelancers talk about money, happiness, and their hopes for the future (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2e9t3T5

2. A haunting data visualization of unemployment in the US between 1990 and 2016 (2 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2ebJvyL

3. Carbon nanotubes finally outperform silicon in transistors (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2elmOXw

Bonus: “Fire in the Valley” covers the entire history of Silicon Valley, computers, and how transistors made all this possible. You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible (15 hour listen):http://amzn.to/2dAO71H

October 13, 2016 (October 13, 2016)

1. How to make HTML disappear completely (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ei723N

2. Barack Obama and Joi Ito on neural nets, self-driving cars, and the future of the world (18 minute read): http://bit.ly/2e9woMc

3. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s live demo of their new virtual reality experience, built on top of Oculus Rift (7 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2de0woP

3. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's live demo of their new virtual reality experience, built on top of Oculus Rift (7 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2de0woP

Bonus: Here’s a data-driven list of the 50 best free online courses from universities around the world: http://bit.ly/2e9uevS(1 to 10 minute read): http://amzn.to/2aAvfvM

Bonus: Here's a data-driven list of the 50 best free online courses from universities around the world: http://bit.ly/2e9uevS(1 to 10 minute read): http://amzn.to/2aAvfvM

2016年10月6日 (October 6, 2016)

1. How to stand on shoulders (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/2dgjmMZ

2. A bot crawled thousands of studies looking for simple math errors. It found quite a few (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2dTqhQQ

3. 9,000 JavaScript developers responded to a survey about who they are and what tools they use (5 to 30 minute read): http://bit.ly/2dwJu7M

Bonus: Elon Musk’s biography is definitely worth reading. You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible (13 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2aAvfvM

Bonus: Elon Musk's biography is definitely worth reading. You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible (13 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2aAvfvM

September 29, 2016 (September 29, 2016)

1. Elon Musk revealed SpaceX’s system for $200,000 round-trip tickets to Mars as soon as 2027 (6 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2dsZpav

1. Elon Musk revealed SpaceX's system for $200,000 round-trip tickets to Mars as soon as 2027 (6 minute watch): http://bit.ly/2dsZpav

2. It’s the 20th anniversary of Super Mario 64. Here’s an interview with its developers (18 minute read): http://bit.ly/2dtbEj2

2. It's the 20th anniversary of Super Mario 64. Here's an interview with its developers (18 minute read): http://bit.ly/2dtbEj2

3. If you want to become a data scientist, check out David’s in-depth analysis of the best R and Python courses (13 minute read): http://bit.ly/2dge8SV

3. If you want to become a data scientist, check out David's in-depth analysis of the best R and Python courses (13 minute read): http://bit.ly/2dge8SV

Bonus: Elon Musk’s biography is definitely worth reading. You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible (13 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2aAvfvM

Bonus: Elon Musk's biography is definitely worth reading. You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible (13 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2aAvfvM

September 22, 2016 (September 22, 2016)

1. Announcing Open Source for Good (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2d1s3Ke

2. The data from half a billion Yahoo accounts has been breached by hackers (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2d538Yc

3. Briana tells her story of how she went from elementary music teacher to Free Code Camp camper to working at GitHub (29 minute listen): http://bit.ly/2d51t55

Bonus: Our community just designed new laptop stickers. Get all 4 with free worldwide shipping: http://bit.ly/2cz8Wai

September 15, 2016 (September 15, 2016)

1. Someone is learning how to take down the internet (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2cbR5um

2. For 25 years, this man has been fighting to make public information public. Now he’s being sued for it (25 minute read): http://bit.ly/2cZzkM4

2. For 25 years, this man has been fighting to make public information public. Now he's being sued for it (25 minute read): http://bit.ly/2cZzkM4

3. GitHub announced a ton of new collaboration features (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2cfZrPZ

Bonus: I just added new Free Code Camp gear to our community’s shop, including t-shirts, hoodies, and recommended books: http://bit.ly/2cz8Wai

Bonus: I just added new Free Code Camp gear to our community's shop, including t-shirts, hoodies, and recommended books: http://bit.ly/2cz8Wai

September 8, 2016 (September 8, 2016)

1. I live asynchronously. You should try it, too (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/2c6HamL

2. When you change the world and no one notices (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2c060Jn

3. How Elizabeth Holmes’ $9 billion Theranos house of cards came tumbling down (20 minute read): http://bit.ly/2cbLi6X: http://bit.ly/2aXZwov

3. How Elizabeth Holmes' $9 billion Theranos house of cards came tumbling down (20 minute read): http://bit.ly/2cbLi6X : http://bit.ly/2aXZwov

Bonus: Learn the history of Net Neutrality — straight from the professor who coined the term. You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible, then learn while you commute (14 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2cjtFDH

August 31, 2016 (August 31, 2016)

1. Linux turns 25 this week. Here are my 25 favorite Linux facts (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2bYg80I

2. 90% of US developers live outside Silicon Valley, and “Software Developer” is now the most common job title in 4 states (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/2csgfFP

3. In a huge win for net neutrality, Europe announced new telecom guidelines (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/2bJ3Gk1

Bonus: We just added some new code-themed T-shirts to our shop: http://bit.ly/2cgeD0T

August 25, 2016 (August 25, 2016)

1. I crunched the numbers on working from home (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2bhzJgg

2. Uber’s First Self-Driving Fleet Arrives in Pittsburgh This Month (7 minute read): http://bloom.bg/2bDbA36

2. Uber's First Self-Driving Fleet Arrives in Pittsburgh This Month (7 minute read): http://bloom.bg/2bDbA36

3. The long, remarkable history of the GIF (20 minute read): http://bit.ly/2bHSAPZ

Bonus: If you want to learn more about data science but don’t know where to start, check out Nate Silver’s “The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail — but Some Don’t.” You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible, then learn while you commute (15 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2bwrGY2

Bonus: If you want to learn more about data science but don't know where to start, check out Nate Silver's “The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail — but Some Don't.” You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible, then learn while you commute (15 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2bwrGY2

August 18, 2016 (August 18, 2016)

1. A data analysis of the men’s 100 meter dash going all the way back to the 1896 Olympics (3 minute watch): http://nyti.ms/2aXiqjl

1. A data analysis of the men's 100 meter dash going all the way back to the 1896 Olympics (3 minute watch): http://nyti.ms/2aXiqjl

2. How SoundCloud designed and built their iPhone app (20 minute read): http://bit.ly/2boExjk

3. An in-depth interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook (40 minute read): http://wapo.st/2b3dd4U

Bonus: We just launched a new T-shirt celebrating the Open Data movement. We have fitted women’s sizes, too: http://bit.ly/2b099sb

Bonus: We just launched a new T-shirt celebrating the Open Data movement. We have fitted women's sizes, too: http://bit.ly/2b099sb

August 11, 2016 (August 11, 2016)

1. How I made my first million dollars (in pro bono code) (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/2bkxVib

2. The father of the world wide web wants to give you your data back (4 minute read): http://bit.ly/2bgY9CU

3. Quora’s founder talks about how they use machine learning and the scientific method (1 hour listen): http://bit.ly/2aXZwov

3. Quora's founder talks about how they use machine learning and the scientific method (1 hour listen): http://bit.ly/2aXZwov

Bonus: I just finished Elon Musk’s biography and it’s definitely worth reading. You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible, then learn while you commute (13 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2aAvfvM

Bonus: I just finished Elon Musk's biography and it's definitely worth reading. You can get the audiobook for free with a free trial of Audible, then learn while you commute (13 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2aAvfvM

August 5, 2016 (August 5, 2016)

1. How to hack time (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ayYrs8

2. Apple just announced bug bounties for developers who discover security flaws (3 minute read): http://tcrn.ch/2amwKkY

3. Tips for surviving large legacy codebases (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2ayYjJl

Bonus: Get a “Future Coder” onesie for the baby in your family. Available in sizes newborn to 24 months, in pink or Free Code Camp green: http://bit.ly/2aI6RIX

July 29, 2016 (July 29, 2016)

1. Yahoo was once the biggest website on earth. This week, its assets were auctioned off to the highest bidder (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2a1wcRH

2. Uber explains their app infrastructure in depth. They use Node.js, React, and lots of other cutting-edge tools (7 minute read): http://ubr.to/2aMaI88

3. A brief history of the command line, with plenty of Easter eggs (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/2azLsmA

Bonus: “In The Plex” is easily the best book about Google and what it’s like to work there. I’m listening to it for a second time. You can download the audiobook for free with a trial Audible membership, then learn while you commute (20 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2apnpIK

Bonus: “In The Plex” is easily the best book about Google and what it's like to work there. I'm listening to it for a second time. You can download the audiobook for free with a trial Audible membership, then learn while you commute (20 hour listen): http://amzn.to/2apnpIK

July 14, 2016 (July 14, 2016)

1. The Apollo 11 space mission’s complete codebase is now available on GitHub — including both the command module and lunar module. Definitely worth starring on GitHub (1 minute read): http://bit.ly/2abmRDo

1. The Apollo 11 space mission's complete codebase is now available on GitHub — including both the command module and lunar module. Definitely worth starring on GitHub (1 minute read): http://bit.ly/2abmRDo

2. Patryk wasn’t satisfied with Chrome’s browser history, so he completely redesigned it (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/29FpPit

2. Patryk wasn't satisfied with Chrome's browser history, so he completely redesigned it (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/29FpPit

3. 22 years after the Sega Saturn’s release, one PhD student has finally managed to crack it. Here’s a fairly accessible case study on how to reverse engineer hardware (27 minute watch): http://bit.ly/29AEnlK

3. 22 years after the Sega Saturn's release, one PhD student has finally managed to crack it. Here's a fairly accessible case study on how to reverse engineer hardware (27 minute watch): http://bit.ly/29AEnlK

Bonus: If you’re considering writing on Medium, here’s literally everything I know about how to write Medium stories that people will actually read (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/29KFhwP

Bonus: If you're considering writing on Medium, here's literally everything I know about how to write Medium stories that people will actually read (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/29KFhwP

July 7, 2016 (July 7, 2016)

1. Getting a raise comes down to one thing: Leverage (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/29ylLFH

2. Good coding instincts will eventually kick you in the teeth (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/29ua4fY

3. If you’re thinking about launching a product, here’s how to set up servers that can handle a sudden spike in traffic (11 minute read): http://bit.ly/29jv1wg

3. If you're thinking about launching a product, here's how to set up servers that can handle a sudden spike in traffic (11 minute read): http://bit.ly/29jv1wg

July 1, 2016 (July 1, 2016)

1. Employers will only look at your résumé for 6 seconds. Here’s how you can simplify your résumé to maximize your chances of getting an interview (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/29dgAsj

1. Employers will only look at your résumé for 6 seconds. Here's how you can simplify your résumé to maximize your chances of getting an interview (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/29dgAsj

2. GitHub released 3 terabytes of their platform’s activity data, and you can query it (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/29abHkL

2. GitHub released 3 terabytes of their platform's activity data, and you can query it (2 minute read): http://bit.ly/29abHkL

3. Here’s how you can manage your time — and sanity — while learning new coding skills (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/294WEUU

3. Here's how you can manage your time — and sanity — while learning new coding skills (8 minute read): http://bit.ly/294WEUU

Bonus: Netflix Developer Lyle Troxell hosts GeekSpeak, one of the oldest technology podcasts around. He invited me onto his show to talk about freeCodeCamp and the work we do for nonprofits (38 minute listen): http://bit.ly/297chAb

June 24, 2016 (June 24, 2016)

1. Why do so many developers hate recruiters? Let’s explore how recruiters work, and whether they can really help you get a better job (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/291rK2C

1. Why do so many developers hate recruiters? Let's explore how recruiters work, and whether they can really help you get a better job (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/291rK2C

2. Many scientist now agree that the $1 billion brain training industry is built on top of bad research (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/28USzYB

3. If you’re looking for some weekend inspiration, this 54-year old university janitor took night classes for years, finished his degree, then got a job as a propulsion engineer (3-minute read): http://nbcnews.to/28UW6Xh

3. If you're looking for some weekend inspiration, this 54-year old university janitor took night classes for years, finished his degree, then got a job as a propulsion engineer (3-minute read): http://nbcnews.to/28UW6Xh

2016年6月19日 (June 19, 2016)

1. One of the teaching assistants in a Georgia Tech Artificial Intelligence(AI) class was itself an AI chat bot (4 minute read):http://wapo.st/1rVimoe

1. One of the teaching assistants in a Georgia Tech Artificial Intelligence(AI) class was itself an AI chat bot (4 minute read): http://wapo.st/1rVimoe

2. Google’s I/O conference was filled with announcements of new AI appssimilar to Apple’s Siri and Amazon’s Echo. Here are the highlights (10minute video): http://bit.ly/27C4PSZ

2. Google's I/O conference was filled with announcements of new AI appssimilar to Apple's Siri and Amazon's Echo. Here are the highlights (10minute video): http://bit.ly/27C4PSZ

3. One of our campers also built a simple AI. In three days. On a bus. (5minute read): http://bit.ly/1WDDfkU

Bonus: Our forum for discussing all programming resources — books, videos,online courses, and even code-related video games — is now live and highlyactive. (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/1TR9xof

June 16, 2016 (June 16, 2016)

1. One does not simply learn to code (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/1OsMiSY

2. One camper just started his “100 days of code” challenge (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/28HSM73 and another just finished hers (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/1UB2nT9

3. How to download Coursera’s courses before they’re gone forever (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/1ZUiEGU

3. How to download Coursera's courses before they're gone forever (9 minute read): http://bit.ly/1ZUiEGU

June 3, 2016 (June 3, 2016)

1. After last week’s release of 117 million LinkedIn account email-passwordcombinations, 360 million more email-password from Myspace — and 65 million from Tumblr — have also emerged. Passwords are becoming a massive security liability, and the only way to fix this is to get rid of passwordscompletely (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/1X18NAO

1. After last week's release of 117 million LinkedIn account email-passwordcombinations, 360 million more email-password from Myspace — and 65 million from Tumblr — have also emerged. Passwords are becoming a massive security liability, and the only way to fix this is to get rid of passwordscompletely (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/1X18NAO

2. You can now explore and visualize a variety of important algorithms,right in your browser. Choose an algorithm, select “trace,” then click the“run” button in the upper right hand corner to watch it in action:http://bit.ly/1UiOybP

3. Jed Watson wrote open source code for more than 1,000 days in a row.Read about how this streak followed him through many life milestones, suchas the launch of KeystoneJS and the birth of his daughter (10 minute read):http://bit.ly/1r48RSB

Bonus: We’ll host our June Summit on Saturday at noon EDT. Join us on ourYouTube channel for this one-hour interactive live stream. We’ll showcaseour most sophisticated Nonprofit Project yet, demo new features, and answeryour many questions. You can one-click subscribe on YouTube (it’s free):http://bit.ly/233Uegl

Bonus: We'll host our June Summit on Saturday at noon EDT. Join us on ourYouTube channel for this one-hour interactive live stream. We'll showcaseour most sophisticated Nonprofit Project yet, demo new features, and answeryour many questions. You can one-click subscribe on YouTube (it's free): http://bit.ly/233Uegl

May 26, 2016 (May 26, 2016)

1. Oracle is suing Google for $9 billion because Google included a few Java libraries in Android. Oracle obtained the rights to these libraries after by acquiring Sun Microsystems — after Google had launched Android. Regardless of its outcome, this lawsuit will permanently affect the way developers build software (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/1NOYD3z

2. Remember when LinkedIn got hacked back in 2012? Hackers just put 117 million login-password combinations up for sale. There’s a good chance yours is in there, so go change your LinkedIn password now (takes 1 minute): http://bit.ly/1TY2EPz

2. Remember when LinkedIn got hacked back in 2012? Hackers just put 117 million login-password combinations up for sale. There's a good chance yours is in there, so go change your LinkedIn password now (takes 1 minute): http://bit.ly/1TY2EPz

3. One way you can immediately make your accounts more secure is by enabling two-factor (mobile phone) authentication. You can do this for LinkedIn here (takes 1 minute): http://bit.ly/1WPwE6t

Bonus: We had nearly 2,000 posts on freeCodeCamp’s new forum last week. Here’s how you can join our discussion of programming resources — books, videos, online courses, and events (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/1TR9xof

Bonus: We had nearly 2,000 posts on freeCodeCamp's new forum last week. Here's how you can join our discussion of programming resources — books, videos, online courses, and events (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/1TR9xof

May 12, 2016 (May 12, 2016)

1. Has anyone ever told you that you shouldn’t learn to code? Well, theywere wrong. And here are three great historical figures who will tell youwhy (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/24QCwRR

1. Has anyone ever told you that you shouldn't learn to code? Well, theywere wrong. And here are three great historical figures who will tell youwhy (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/24QCwRR

2. Software-related podcasts are a great way to learn on the go. Here’sAyo’s break-down of the best podcasts for new coders, and the best toolsfor listening to them (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/1Ynb1rV

2. Software-related podcasts are a great way to learn on the go. Here'sAyo's break-down of the best podcasts for new coders, and the best toolsfor listening to them (7 minute read): http://bit.ly/1Ynb1rV

3. We just launched a forum for discussing all programming resources -books, videos, online courses, and even code-related video games (5 minuteread): http://bit.ly/1TR9xof

May 6, 2016 (May 6, 2016)

1. More than 15,000 people responded to the 2016 New Coder Survey. Find out who they are and how they’re learning to code (5 minute read):http://bit.ly/1NYpcD8

1. More than 15,000 people responded to the 2016 New Coder Survey. Find out who they are and how they're learning to code (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/1NYpcD8

2. A single Brazilian judge shut down WhatsApp, the country’s most popularcommunication tool, for 24 hours. Read about the legal drama and its globalprivacy implications (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/24t0anh

2. A single Brazilian judge shut down WhatsApp, the country's most popularcommunication tool, for 24 hours. Read about the legal drama and its globalprivacy implications (5 minute read): http://bit.ly/24t0anh

3. Hackers stole $81 million from World Bank this week. Learn the historyof electronic bank robbery, and how vulnerable our finaicial systems are (7minute read): http://nyti.ms/1SQlN60

Bonus: Join us on Saturday at Noon EDT for freeCodeCamp’s interactivelive stream. We’ll share some exciting improvements — and answer your manyquestions — on our YouTube channel (you can subscribe for notifications):http://bit.ly/1QSEhkj

Bonus: Join us on Saturday at Noon EDT for freeCodeCamp's interactivelive stream. We'll share some exciting improvements — and answer your manyquestions — on our YouTube channel (you can subscribe for notifications): http://bit.ly/1QSEhkj

April 29, 2016 (April 29, 2016)

1. Adrian destroys any concerns you may have about becoming an older developer (19 minute read): http://bit.ly/1qWJy53

2. Collin spent last winter in a showerless, stove-heated cabin in Northern Utah. But he was able to complete freeCodeCamp’s Front End Development certification in record time (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/1UiImF9

2. Collin spent last winter in a showerless, stove-heated cabin in Northern Utah. But he was able to complete freeCodeCamp's Front End Development certification in record time (6 minute read): http://bit.ly/1UiImF9

3. Silicon Valley — everyone’s favorite TV show about data compression — is back for a new season. Let’s learn how JPG image files are able to save so much space. There’s no “middle-out” here — just clever mathematics (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/1NC4skz

3. Silicon Valley — everyone's favorite TV show about data compression — is back for a new season. Let's learn how JPG image files are able to save so much space. There's no “middle-out” here — just clever mathematics (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/1NC4skz

Bonus: Check out this Rube Goldberg machine (silly chain reaction) made entirely out of HTML form elements (1 minute to watch): http://bit.ly/23a59Dx

April 19, 2016 (April 19, 2016)

1. O’Reilly just published the results of their salary survey of 5,000 developers. Here are the highlights (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/1qVhvU6

1. O'Reilly just published the results of their salary survey of 5,000 developers. Here are the highlights (3 minute read): http://bit.ly/1qVhvU6

2. Kobe Bryant played his final game of professional basketball this week. The Los Angeles Times used Leaflet.js to build an interactive data visualization of all 30,699 shots he took over his 20 year career: http://bit.ly/1YEcrOk

3. Building a website? Here’s are 101 concise tips to make it an awesome one (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/1Wc80v6

3. Building a website? Here's are 101 concise tips to make it an awesome one (10 minute read): http://bit.ly/1Wc80v6

April 13, 2016 (April 13, 2016)

1. The downside of the Internet of Things is that companies can turn the appliances you depend on into useless bricks, warns the Electronic Frontier Foundation (4 minute article): http://bit.ly/1qHatSE

2. You may have heard of artificial neural networks, which use a series of interconnected “neurons.” These neuron’s connections to one another strengthen and weaken in response to data, as part of a “learning” algorithm. But hey, enough explaining. You can now experiment with neural networks right here in your browser: http://bit.ly/1SM2VVh

2. You may have heard of artificial neural networks, which use a series of interconnected “neurons.” These neuron's connections to one another strengthen and weaken in response to data, as part of a “learning” algorithm. But hey, enough explaining. You can now experiment with neural networks right here in your browser: http://bit.ly/1SM2VVh

3. Last year, programmer and journalist Paul Ford wrote an 30,000 word interactive essay called “What is Code” (http://bloom.bg/23tbUWe). This week, CodeNewbie interviewed him about his essay and what drew him to programming (1 hour podcast): http://bit.ly/25YSmrI

3. Last year, programmer and journalist Paul Ford wrote an 30,000 word interactive essay called “What is Code” ( http://bloom.bg/23tbUWe ). This week, CodeNewbie interviewed him about his essay and what drew him to programming (1 hour podcast): http://bit.ly/25YSmrI

Bonus: Today’s the final day to pick up a dapper black freeCodeCamp t-shirt for yourself and a loved one. We have fitted women’s sizes, too: http://bit.ly/1RYcaal (If you’re in the EU, use this link: http://bit.ly/236lXQT)

Bonus: Today's the final day to pick up a dapper black freeCodeCamp t-shirt for yourself and a loved one. We have fitted women's sizes, too: http://bit.ly/1RYcaal (If you're in the EU, use this link: http://bit.ly/236lXQT )

March 30, 2016 (March 30, 2016)

1. Last week, a developer “broke the internet” when he unpublished his open source modules from npm. Read how another developer immediately stepped in and prevented a potential security disaster related to this: http://bit.ly/1qf5WGN

2. Moore’s law, which held that computer power would double every two years at the same cost, is coming to an end: http://econ.st/1pIhodw

2. Moore's law, which held that computer power would double every two years at the same cost, is coming to an end: http://econ.st/1pIhodw

3. The Gitter team talks about their real time chat app, and how they can accommodate freeCodeCamp’s massive community on this one-hour podcast: http://bit.ly/25uE2qt

3. The Gitter team talks about their real time chat app, and how they can accommodate freeCodeCamp's massive community on this one-hour podcast: http://bit.ly/25uE2qt

March 22, 2016 (March 22, 2016)

1. Learn about JavaScript’s complicated 20-year history, why its current ecosystem is so complicated, and how its tools are improving so rapidly: http://bit.ly/1pGyxFd

1. Learn about JavaScript's complicated 20-year history, why its current ecosystem is so complicated, and how its tools are improving so rapidly: http://bit.ly/1pGyxFd

2. If you flip a coin several times, the outcome of each flip is independent of the previous flip. But what about the weather? If it’s sunny today, tomorrow is more likely to be sunny than rainy. So how do we determine probabilities where each outcome is dependent on the previous outcome? With Markov Chains. Learn how these work in a fun, interactive way: http://bit.ly/1RbVABy

2. If you flip a coin several times, the outcome of each flip is independent of the previous flip. But what about the weather? If it's sunny today, tomorrow is more likely to be sunny than rainy. So how do we determine probabilities where each outcome is dependent on the previous outcome? With Markov Chains. Learn how these work in a fun, interactive way: http://bit.ly/1RbVABy

3. Jeff Atwood, one of the creators of Stack Overflow, discusses his new open source project Discourse, JavaScript, and “hybrid cloud” web hosting on this one-hour podcast: http://bit.ly/1MytPOa