Did you know that Dijkstra came up with his famous algorithm in about 20 minutes?
It's 1956. Edsgar Dijkstra takes his girlfriend shopping. And in 20 minutes, he's invented one of the most important algorithms in history. Estefania tells you all about it here (and in her longer video essay on freeCodeCamp's YouTube channel).
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TypeScript in Express – TypeScript Tutorial

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AI-Assisted Development – Multi-Agent Coding & Deployment with TRAE IDE

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Did you know that Dijkstra came up with his famous algorithm in about 20 minutes?

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Claude Certified Architect - Foundations – Prepare for and pass the exam!

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You've likely heard "fake it til you make it"...well, Mark has done that, and talks about it here.

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How an Apple Engineer Pranked Billion-Dollar Lawyers (and Won)

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Python for Beginners with Hands-On Projects

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Intro to Shaders – JavaScript & p5.js Course for Beginners

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React Native Full Stack Course – Clerk, Postgres, NativeWind

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The 20 Minute Masterpiece: Dijkstra's Algorithm

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Learning how to ask good questions is a key skill you should work on

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TypeScript in React - Full Tutorial

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AI Agents For Beginners – OpenClaw Case Study

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Why problem-solving is key for developers

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Every Major AWS Outage (And Why They Keep Happening)

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Command Line Basics for Beginners - Full Course

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How Hackers Think

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Notion Workers – Full Tutorial 2026

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Build Your Own OpenClaw Using Vercel, Composio, Supermemory

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Why apps designed by AI look like apps designed by AI - and why skilled designers still matter

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Why Computers Can’t Count Money

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Learning a new skill is tough. But as Jessica says, the only way to fail is to stop & not come back.

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Build a Self-Healing CI/CD Pipeline with AI

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"I just like computers" - sounds like reason enough to work in tech, doesn't it?

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If you're working on a college or job application, think about this: what makes you uniquely you?

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CSS logical properties change how you code - and Chris breaks it down here.

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Web Scraping for Beginners – Extract Data with an API

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Back in 2004, email seemed like a solved problem. But an engineer at Google had different ideas...

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Organizing a huge hackathon like TreeHacks is no small feat...but for Rachel, it was so worth it.

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The first webcam was invented to watch...coffee?

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Docker Full Course 2026

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Can you help a company solve a problem - and will they let you in and learn from you?

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Sometimes, the more you learn about something, the more curious you become. Follow that curiosity.

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Build Your Own AI Agent – Full Course with OpenAI, Langchain, Render Deployment

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Did you know...Instagram didn't start off as a photo-sharing app?

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How Jessica "accidentally" became a developer while living and working in Japan

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Have you used the has selector in CSS? According to Chris Coyier, it's a game-changer.

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Here's a little programming challenge for you: can you figure out the output of this code?

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Web Scraping with Python & JavaScript – MERN Stack Full Course

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Why in-person conferences still matter these days

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Figma – Full Course 2026

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Here's a fun exercize for ChatGPT

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Get started using Three.js without having to use npm

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Production RAG with LangChain & Vector Databases – Full Course

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Is your job costing you your health?

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In the beginning, Amazon sold...1 book. In its first week. What a start.

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In life, things should be important or enjoyable - or ideally both

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Why understanding key ML concepts really helps you use LLMs more effectively

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How many devs actually use that whole million-token context window...?

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Manus AI – Complete Course for Developers

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Don't try to go it alone - build up a community of supporters. Life will be much easier.

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Don't try to learn a new skill in a vacuum - build with a goal in mind

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Netflix was created because of a late fee - thanks, Blockbuster!

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Building trust at a new job is key - and so is being someone people actually want to work with

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Why companies still need real people responsible for critical work

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Think in JavaScript – The Hard & Conceptual Parts (Full Course)

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AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Certification Course 2026 (CLF-C02) - Pass the Exam!

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Google almost had a very different name (and functionality)...

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Stop choosing between learning coding fundamentals and learning to use AI. Do both.

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Are you familiar with the Zen of Python? Estefania breaks down the principles here.

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Build something real first, then sell it

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Why big apps choose web over native

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Apple's first logo was...complicated

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Learning "just in time" is a lot easier than it used to be. Swyx talks about why.

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Spatial computing might seem like something from the future, but it's not really...

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Open Models Coding Essentials – Running LLMs Locally and in the Cloud Course

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So what's CodePen 2.0? Why is it better? Chris Coyier tells you all about it.

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Become the best at what you love doing. That'll get employers to notice you.

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JavaScript Event Loop & Asynchronous Programming

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YouTube was almost a very different site...

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Quick tip from Homebrew project leader Mike McQuaid: downtime is important. Simple, right?

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Avoid shortcuts, be honest about where you are, and learn for yourself.

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Getting code to do what you want it to do is only a small fraction of the job

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Stanford's youngest instructor on InfoSec, AI, catching cheaters - Rachel Fernandez [Podcast #217]

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What is Agentic AI and how does it work? Ania explains here.

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If you suddenly lost all your programming knowledge, what should you focus on learning today?

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Inside the world's most elite student hackathon – Full Documentary on Stanford Tree Hacks 2026

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Hot take from the fCC podcast: Use LLMs but don't treat them as a silver bullet.

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We all know AI can be...divisive. Justin lays out a key reason why in his chat with Quincy.

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Test-driven development is helpful, but it misses the mark in certain key areas

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Gemini CLI Essentials – Full Course

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How does an API work? Ania explains it simply here.

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Sliding Window Algorithm for Tech Interviews - Full Course

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If you're a junior developer, Swyx explains how you need to step up

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Tired of switching between C# for the back end and JS for the front end?

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3D Web Development with Blender and Three.js – Create a Cozy Café Portfolio

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In learning, information often isn't the issue. It's knowing what's useful, and what feels wrong.

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Automate Your Life in 4 hours – Agent and Automation Zapier Course

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What motivates people to keep contributing to open source projects?

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Software itself has no value. It's the solutions that are valuable, and that will sell.

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If you're job hunting, build software that removes friction from your own work

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How to friction-max your learning with software engineer Jessica Rose [Podcast #216]

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System Design Course – APIs, Databases, Caching, CDNs, Load Balancing & Production Infra

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Why repeat business is so important for freelancers

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When it comes to vibe coding, Chris asks: is it for a program or a product?

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OpenAI Codex Essentials – AI Coding Agent

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Recursion is a key concept in coding. Gavin explains it simply here.

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"Oh, so this is what people mean by 'focus'!"

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Bangladesh's thriving developer scene is full of beginners who are truly passionate about learning

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