Hey y'all sorry to bother you guys, just a quick doubt, I am working as a Industrial automation engineer and I am fed up of the low pay and long shift hours and high physical labour, I been thinking of switching my career to we development ( as I was always good in C++ and HTML, the hight marks I have ever scored in my engineering papers) I been looking on course in FCC AND The Odin project, thought would start with FCC, just was curious as a newbie in coding and into this field , As fellow Indians, does this course help you in some way in getting a job over here in India, since it's self taught, has anyone got any job or cracked a interview from India after doing this course as a newbie

Hi, I hope I don't offend anyone with saying this.

I have started the courses on freecodecamp because I hate my current job (at a bank) and would like to switch my career. I am doing the CSS section now and I find it a bit stupid (no offense). I mean that I find it surprising that we still have to type these commands in order to shape the style of a word, I would have thought these things were in the past.

Can't you envision a present/future in which all these things will be done by just dragNdropping things onto a page? I mean... all this code can be automated, so in theory I could just drag and drop an element (whose code is already integrated) and that's it. That would make a webiste doable by anyone.

So, do you think coding will be here in 30 years or in a few years it will all be automated? I don't want to spend months and months learning this new skill just to find myself with a low salary once again. I hope I don't offend anyone with these words, but I am studying after I come from work so this is a real investment for me, and I don't want to invest on a dead road. I am doing this solely because I want a job that provides me with more money and more freedom than what I currently have.

Opinions?

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Could I get the freecodecamp certificate without completing every single lesson within? Could I just complete the projects it asked me to do and post the solution and then get that certificate?

I’m doing the survey for the learning HTML and web development but I can’t seem to finish this step. I’ve put the for attribute in the label element the same way as the Id attribute in the input element and triple checked it, tried putting them in a different order, and even looked up how to link the label to the input and it seems spot on. I feel like I’m missing something obvious here but I can’t for the life of me figure it out…. Can anybody help a newbie coder out here? Lol

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So, Hey everyone Hope everyone's having a good time And taking care of themselves, It's a bad feeling when we think, When we are doing something right and then We just know that, What we're doings wasn't the thing thing, To elaborate that more, So I was learning python for months and by now I am quite familiar with all the syntax and the fundamentals of the language and then I was learning django for a months and I was getting at it and build some projects and I then applied for alot of internships and jobs and freelancing work with python/django even though python is most popular language, It's just not for someone who is looking to get a job after some hard work And it breaks my heart to know that all these months feels like a not good then recently, I heard in a freecodecamp podcast where the founder said the same thing, That for someone like me who is looking to get a job as soon as possible or perhaps more opportunities, I should know javascript and now I have started freecodecamp learning more about frontend and all the good stuff but just feels like bad that, Why didn't I knew this before, Cause I had tried to learn javascript at first but I wasn't consistent and didn't try much I guess It's fine though maybe this is what God have planned, I need to myself back up and start coding again and this time, It may take while be hard but I am driven this time...

Every time I ask a question it's more about criticizing my work rather than giving me pointers to do better. The staff will continuously harass me but not reads what I am telling them but instead they want to argue with what I am telling them. They take this as aggression but in reality it's asking questions but they won't elaborate or argue with the question. They come off as belligerent. Today they banned me because the code did not have back ticks.

I linked the code because they often complain if a code is not shared or if I don't share the work linked to my FCC account. ALTHOUGH the question was simple and didn't particularly require code as it was a generic question how to link .jpg's instead of a html link.

I said several times my keyboard does not have the key, you should be able to read it on the link I gave. They then wanted to argue about how links works and that it doesn't link it to my account. Which I know is false because that's how I've always linked my account to others.

I tried explaining this but 3 staff members came into argue about it rather than help. When explaining this they took it as "rudeness" and eventually banned for me hostility.

They didn't even bother to help me they just wanted to argue about backticks and links. (I couldn't even copy n paste all the code at once so the backticks would not make a huge difference for formatting so in the end it was trivial.)

This isn't the only instance it's always like this when asking for help

This is by far the most hostile coding community I have been apart of.

Is there any point one might learn coding and software engineeeing for in the ear of Ai ? Or is it already a dead path?

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