Learning and practicing beyond Codecademy

Codecademy is the world's most popular way to start coding, because we've made it so easy to get started. That said, no course can teach you everything and if you want to build or practice something unique, you might feel on your own without a Codecademy tutorial. So, whether you've finished all the courses on Codecademy or you're still going and just looking for more, you've come to the right video.
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[@jmuniz2104]

This is great. I'm still completing the web dev path, but it's always good to see what life is like after Codecademy. I love the tip about taking a break and allowing your brain to breathe when we get stuck. I completely agree with this. Thanks!

[@mvmlego1212]

Dang, someone loves their anime, lol.

[@lilcurtie]

I have been learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and I love it, right now I'm trying to build a portfolio

[@supermalavox]

I like VS Code too, especially because not only is it intuitive for sighted people, but has a lot of accessibility for blind ones. For example, if a screen reader is turned on while you run VS Code, it displays sounds when it detects broken code, and that's wonderful, since we can't see colors. By the way, CodeCademy's online editor is very accessible too, so I was able to finish Kotlin course now!

[@GermanLarez]

loved the animation!

[@prworswick]

Thank you for the lesson, took away a lot from that.

[@dKhaN-nn3rb]

wow, you spoke fantastically, not easy to do. awesome breakdown, lots to look into

[@crazydrifter13]

This was helpful. Thanks

[@peterboonyarith1240]

I learned so much from Coke Atom,Thanks!

[@donkisiko]

Thank you for this :)

[@33nano]

Awesome video

[@rebuilded]

Thank you Codecademy and Stephanie

[@CleedRemus]

Great video. Your voice is wonderful, you definitely could work as a voice-over artist.

[@christianbenitez-flores3461]

Anyone know the journal shown in this video?

[@ocenjorem6512]

hi am still having fun learning it

[@NadChel1]

You didn't put Code Wars in the description box, though

[@nagihangot6133]

SHIMINU RIIIIKARUSAASHITU!!!!!

[@Nemz0r]

I'm enjoying my coke atom ease learning journey!

[@putaidanganimal1]

Becoming a nurse or doctor seems easier than coding. My brain can't handle so much of the: color = [0, 20, 100]; message = ['I dunno what I am doing']; somethingsomething(message); ???????????? 🤔⚙🧠🤯😂😅😩😩😩I'm in Spain, but the letter 'S' is silent.

[@izansierra]

Españita Team let's go!

[@user-qk2xz1yr1y]

我最近刚接触持续学习以及写代码，感觉好累啊，每天学完之后感觉啥都没学到，谢谢你的鼓励，加油！！！

[@lloydfelicen9037]

Umaru made this video more interesting haha

[@Dbhatti]

what is the age group for writing programming codes?

[@harleen0]

There is no age for Coding Sir.

[@crazydrifter13]

2-115

[@soft_monkey]

anyone finish c#

[@JesusReigns7]

Hey, I want CodeCademy Go.....

[@Lameless]

I did the entire course of c++ and I'm equally clueless to do anything past that so I'm just lost and this doesn't help

[@MattyJ]

What I’ve done is just brainstorm ideas and then see how you can get there with what you’ve learned. Of course this takes lots of reviewing different sorts and everything. Just start tinkering around and you’ll find yourself creating something and wanting to figure out how to go from one thing to another. Or, pretend you want to entertain a friend and make something for them.

[@jeremymarquart1065]

Well the ninja is cute... But not as cute as you describing how cute the ninja is! What's that?... Coding related... Oh... I Love coding. Lol!

[@andreglasnovic7552]

Useless video. They could've said kaggl, or github or even youtube, but they just advertised their forum and open source platform

[@BryanSalyersXD]

cringe

[@armaanbarak5666]

I've been thinking about this for a while and this video helped me a lot to start practicing. I loved learning on codecademy but didn't knew how to practice on my computer without codecademy. I've stopped every other career and skill paths and started learning command line and making notes. Well, thank you very much Stephanie. 🙂🙂

[@Sam-wd9rh]

i after the CC cource i started on codewars to practice little challenges, reenforce my coding and see where my knowledge gaps were. i found the first x amount of challenges really hard, but then you learn techniques and tricks to help in later challenges so it snowballs

[@mochammadhusnirizal235]

Thanks for the helpful tips, Stephanie!

[@richardgoshen7265]

This is some really great information...thanks

[@honeysaboluwade2127]

thanks for the help.

[@Avi_1054]

Umaru chan❤️

[@evgensokin1335]

What is the name of color theme for vs code on 4:30 ?

[@truthmatters7573]

i'd like to know too

[@bobotun6449]

Me too. Thts so beautiful

[@nivellen1168]

Umaru chan ist my Girl xD