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freeCodeCamp

freeCodeCamp

4.513 reviews

david_p

Chicago, IL

4.0

Good content, missing some depth

The tutorials cover a wide range of topics and the projects are practical. However, sometimes the explanations felt a bit brief for more complex subjects. I had to look elsewhere for deeper insights.

Emma

Portland, OR

5.0

Hands-on learning that works

I really appreciate how freeCodeCamp focuses on projects rather than just reading. Building small apps and websites kept me motivated and gave me confidence. The certificates added to my resume helped me land freelance gigs quickly.

Jessica M.

Austin, TX

5.0

Great for building practical skills

I finally grasped JavaScript basics after working through freeCodeCamp's projects. The interactive exercises really helped me apply what I learned instead of just reading theory. Passed my first coding interview thanks to this platform.

max1990

Miami, FL

5.0

Super handy platform

Easy to track progress here.

mark89

Denver, CO

5.0

A solid resource

Used it for a few months, found it pretty helpful.

anna.k

Boston, MA

5.0

Helpful tutorials

Learned CSS grid quickly here.

katy_88

Philadelphia, PA

4.0

Good course flow

Lessons build nicely on each other.

Tom H.

New York, NY

4.0

Useful but could improve support

I’ve been using freeCodeCamp intermittently and found the lessons great to build coding fundamentals. However, getting help on tricky problems often took a while since community answers weren't always prompt.

alex_2021

Los Angeles, CA

5.0

Best free coding site

Learned full stack basics without paying a dime.

Jessica M.

Seattle, WA

5.0

Perfect for building real skills

I've been using freeCodeCamp for over a year now, and it's been a big deal for my coding journey. The interactive projects really helped me solidify concepts, especially the JavaScript challenges. I appreciate how the curriculum balances theory with practical application, making it easier to stay motivated. Plus, the community forums are super helpful when I get stuck. Definitely recommend it for anyone serious about learning web development.

Sophia

Seattle, WA

4.0

Mostly good but some glitches

I like the curriculum and the way lessons are set up, but the site sometimes lags when submitting code. Also, the forum responses can be slow. Still, it’s way better than paid courses I tried before.

coder_guy

Atlanta, GA

3.0

Mixed feelings after long study

Started freeCodeCamp about a year ago with high hopes. Some sections, like the Responsive Web Design, were fantastic and easy to follow. But when I hit JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures, the explanations got sparse and tricky. The community forum helped, but slow responses sometimes made me wait days for help. Also, the platform’s interface feels a bit outdated, and I found bugs submitting my code once or twice. Still, the projects made me actually apply what I learned, so I’m grateful for that practical approach. I just wish the site was smoother and the tutorials more detailed in some parts.

lucy89

San Francisco, CA

4.0

Nice for beginners

The beginner lessons are clear and easy to follow.

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