客户旅程_我如何充分利用freeCodeCamp的旅程
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by Catherine Vassant (aka Codingk8)
由凱瑟琳·瓦森(Catherine Vassant)(又名Codingk8)
我如何充分利用freeCodeCamp的旅程 (How I made the most out of my freeCodeCamp journey)
我的路線圖？ ?超越課程范圍的reeCodeCamp (My road map ?? to freeCodeCamp beyond the curriculum)
A year ago, as I was finishing my bootcamp, a friend introduced me to freeCodeCamp and I knew I had just found a great tool to help me reach my goals.
一年前，當我完成我的訓練營時 ，一個朋友向我介紹了freeCodeCamp ，我知道我剛剛找到了一個很好的工具來幫助我實現自己的目標。
For those who don’t know about it, freeCodeCamp is this tiny-yet-impressively-effective non-profit that’s teaching people to code for free.
對于那些對此一無所知的人，freeCodeCamp是一個至今仍非常有效的非營利性非營利組織，它在教人們免費編碼。
It does so through an online curriculum of interactive step-by-step challenges. It is organized into six thematic certifications that form a big full-stack one. I recently got my JavaScript certification ???? and couldn’t feel happier about it!
它通過交互式的逐步挑戰(zhàn)在線課程來實現。 它分為六個主題認證，這些認證構成了一個完整的大型認證。 我最近獲得了JavaScript認證？ 并為此感到高興！
This curriculum is followed by tens of thousands of people around the world. Their Medium channel is Medium’s largest technical publication. These two are the main front doors to the freeCodeCamp universe.
這個課程是 其次是全球成千上萬的人。 他們的中型渠道是中型最大的技術出版物。 這兩個是freeCodeCamp領域的主要大門 。
But there’s more to explore, and I wish I had discovered all of this earlier.
但是還有更多值得探索的地方， 我希望我早些發(fā)現了所有這些。
Let’s dive in together!
讓我們一起潛水吧！
1.每周新聞 (1. The weekly newsletter)
Once you’ve created your freeCodeCamp curriculum account, in your account settings, you’ll find this inconspicuous line and you can move the button to “On”.
創(chuàng)建了freeCodeCamp 課程帳戶后，在帳戶設置中，您會發(fā)現這行不明顯，可以將按鈕移至“開”。
Quincy Larson’s email is always short yet packed with great articles to read and resources to uncover.
昆西·拉爾森 ( Quincy Larson )的電子郵件總是很短，但里面有很多好文章可供閱讀，并提供許多資源。
I strongly suggest you give it a try.
我強烈建議您嘗試一下。
2. YouTube頻道 (2. The YouTube channel)
For reasons I cannot explain, it took me a while to find out about this channel and the videos that complement the curriculum.
由于我無法解釋的原因，我花了一段時間才找到有關該頻道和補充課程的視頻。
A personal favorite these days? “JavaScript and the HTML DOM” by Beau Carnes.
這些天個人最愛？ Beau Carnes撰寫的 “ JavaScript和HTML DOM”。
You don’t want to miss it.
你不想錯過它。
3.指南 (3. The Guide)
The freeCodeCamp Guide is this “everything-you’ve-always-wanted-to-know-about-code-but-were-afraid-to-ask” base of knowledge that hides behind the curriculum.
該freeCodeCamp指南是這個“一切皆......你-總是想方知，有關代碼，但是，是-害怕對問” 的知識基礎 ，課程背后掩藏。
It is what displays when you click on a challenge “Get a hint” button.
單擊挑戰(zhàn)“獲取提示”按鈕時，將顯示該內容。
Yet, in alphabetic order, from Accessibility to XML (Extended Markup Language), it contains much more than just the sum of all the challenges hints.
但是，按照字母順序，從可訪問性到XML(擴展標記語言)，它所包含的不僅僅是所有挑戰(zhàn)提示的總和。
It is definitely a place you want to check when some kind of tricky code question pops in your head.
當您遇到一些棘手的代碼問題時，絕對是您想檢查的地方。
There’s even a “Book recommendations” page just because we can be coders AND like books. ???
甚至有一個“書籍推薦”頁面 ，因為我們既可以成為編碼人員，又可以像書籍一樣。 ???
4.論壇 (4. The Forum)
Almost in the same situation as the Guide, the Forum also hides a bit behind the Curriculum and offers a lot more than you’d think.
與指南幾乎處于相同的情況， 該論壇還隱藏了一些課程，并提供了超出您想象的范圍。
It is what displays when you click on a challenge “Ask for help” button.
單擊挑戰(zhàn)“尋求幫助”按鈕時，將顯示該內容。
It has its own sign in access and welcomes you into the freeCodeCamp community where you can connect with other Campers, discuss different tech questions, ask for help and for feedback.
它具有自己的登錄訪問權限，并歡迎您進入freeCodeCamp社區(qū)，在這里您可以與其他Camper交流 ，討論不同的技術問題，尋求幫助和反饋。
With the “You can do this!” and the “Getting a developer job” sections, it’s also a great place to share support and/or motivation.
通過“您可以做到這一點！” 以及“獲得開發(fā)人員的工作”部分，這也是分享支持和/或動力的好地方。
5.新聞部分 (5. The News section)
Just next to the Curriculum, the Guide and the Forum, the freeCodeCamp site has a News section full of interesting articles.
freeCodeCamp網站緊挨課程，指南和論壇，有一個新聞部分，其中 充滿了有趣的文章 。
Just like for the Youtube channel, it took me months to discover it, and now I’m addicted.
就像在YouTube頻道上一樣，我花了幾個月的時間才發(fā)現它，現在我上癮了。
Another place to check when looking for coding resources.
尋找編碼資源時要檢查的另一個地方。
6.最酷的事情：密碼收音機？ (6. The coolest thing: a code radio ?)
It is right here and the description speaks better than anything else: “24/7 concentration music for programmers”.
就在這里 ，說明比其他任何內容都更好： “程序員的24/7專心音樂” 。
How not to love that?!
怎么不愛那個？
7.播客 (7. The podcast)
Interviews with inspiring people about code/tech/startup.
與鼓舞人心的人就代碼/技術/啟動進行訪談 。
To be honest, I haven’t started listening yet but cannot wait for the moment I’ll make time for it.
老實說，我還沒有開始聽音樂，但是等不及要花些時間。
8.社交媒體 (8. Social media)
You can find freeCodeCamp on Facebook and on Twitter.
您可以在Facebook和Twitter上找到freeCodeCamp。
To add some Camp magic on your professional visibility, freeCodeCamp is also on LinkedIn. You can follow it, add it to any section of your profile, and also join the alumni group.
要在您的專業(yè)知名度上添加一些Camp魔術，freeCodeCamp也在LinkedIn上 。 您可以關注它，將其添加到個人資料的任何部分，還可以加入校友小組 。
On the tech side, there’s also a freeCodeCamp group on Reddit to connect with other Campers.
在技??術方面， Reddit上還有一個freeCodeCamp組 ，可以與其他Camper進行連接。
9.更多？ (9. More?)
I would think so. There are a few other things you may stumble upon when you go from student to contributing member, but that’s another story.
我會這樣認為。 當你從學生變成有貢獻的成員時，你可能會偶然發(fā)現其他一些事情，但這是另一回事了。
As a bonus, I’ll mention the #100DaysOfCode collective motivation challenge led by Alexander Kallaway on Twitter.
作為獎勵 ，我將在Twitter上提及由Alexander Kallaway領導的＃100DaysOfCode 集體動機挑戰(zhàn) 。
It’s a fun and benevolent way to keep yourself on track and meet lots of great people doing the same thing along the way.
這是一種有趣而仁慈的方式，可讓您保持自己的步調，并結識許多在此過程中從事相同工作的偉人 。
All details are in this Medium post and on the 100DaysOfCode website.
所有詳細信息都在此Medium帖子中和100DaysOfCode網站上 。
So proud I’ll reach first round 40 days soon.
太自豪了，我很快就會到達40天的第一輪比賽。
+ If like me, you started coding after 30 years old, you’ll want to read this article by Quincy Larson with so many inspiring stories we can relate to.
+如果像我一樣， 您在30歲之后就開始編碼 ，那么您將想閱讀Quincy Larson 撰寫的這篇文章 ，其中包含許多我們可以涉及的啟發(fā)性故事。
And the freeCodeCamp galaxy is expanding. What next?
并且freeCodeCamp星系正在擴展 。 接下來是什么？
As explained by Quincy Larson in this post, 2019 is about 3 main projects.
正如Quincy Larson在這篇帖子中解釋的， 2019年是大約3個主要項目 。
The multi-lingual freeCodeCamp in Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish to help people learn in their mother-tongue.
多種語言的 freeCodeCamp阿拉伯文，中文，葡萄牙文，俄文和西班牙文，可幫助人們學習母語。
A classroom mode to help teachers use freeCodeCamp more easily.
一種教室模式 ，可幫助教師更輕松地使用freeCodeCamp。
Better tools for local study groups in cities around the world.
為世界各地城市的本地學習小組提供的更好工具。
I must say the third one lights sparkle in my eyes. I’d love to join a freeCodeCamp group in Paris! Who’s with me?
我必須說，第三個燈在我的眼中閃爍。 我很想加入巴黎的freeCodeCamp小組！ 誰和我在一起？
Before we wrap this up, did I mention freeCodeCamp is open-source and a non-profit?
在總結之前，我是否提到過freeCodeCamp 是開源的并且是非盈利的？
It lives and expands thanks to the time and money given by people like you and me.
它的生存和擴展歸功于像您和我這樣的人付出的時間和金錢。
If this article inspired you, you can learn more about open-source contribution here and here, and about financial support on this page. If you’re willing to give, be sure every penny will help!
如果本文對您有所啟發(fā)，那么您可以在此處和此處了解有關開放源代碼貢獻的更多信息，并在此頁面上了解有關財務支持的更多信息 。 如果您愿意付出，請確保每一分錢都將有所幫助！
Thank you for reading! ?
感謝您的閱讀！ ?
If you enjoyed this article, please “hands-clap” as many times as you like and share it to help other people find it. That may make their day.
如果您喜歡這篇文章， 請隨意“拍手”多次并分享以幫助其他人找到它。 那可能會成功。
If you have a reaction/question/suggestion, be sure to leave a comment below. I’ll be glad to read from you!
如果您有任何React/問題/建議 ，請務必在下面發(fā)表評論 。 我很高興收到您的來信！
You can also get in touch and/or follow me on Twitter.
您也可以在Twitter上與我取得聯系和/或關注我 。
翻譯自: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-i-made-the-most-out-of-my-freecodecamp-journey-3f54679e0546/
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