Congratulations, I know that couldn't have been easy. I hope I'm able to be as consistent someday.

you're welcome, Don!

Woohoo 🎉🥂 this is super cool 😄 Congrats to all the winners!

Thank you, Charith!

This is so great! I currently use The Odin Project myself and I can attest to how wonderful the lessons are. I will be checking out the other sites listed, there's a lot of them. Thanks, Jing-Jing Hu!

I haven't yet read the previous chapters but the lessons highlighted in this post are quite remarkable. I agree that curiosity followed by action can yield great results.

hey, great post Mustafa! these are really helpful tips. Thanks for sharing!

Great list, Suhail! I'm currently learning on PluralSight myself and I'll be checking out the other sites you listed. Two other free sites that have really been helpful in my coding journey are; FreeCodeCamp and TheOdinProject . Both sites (plus PluraSight) are truly amazing and I wouldn't be where I am without them.

In addition to all you just wrote, Suhail, I think another reason developers prefer Linux to windows is the central role Unix systems (of which Linux is part of) play in modern computing. These systems serve most of the software on the web, they run most mobile and tablet devices, and power many of the world’s desktop computers. At some point, I believe even native windows users are likely to need to issue commands on a Unix server. So it's not a surprise that the operating system with such wide dominance is generally preferred by the tech community.

Yea I agree with all you just said, Sam. Hashnode really is a great platform. I stumbled on it from a lockdown conference I attended last year and my experience here since then, has been so amazing.