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This course with it's open-sourced project-based curriculum taught me the ins & outs of full-stack deployment, git workflows and served me as a structure path through all the information available in the internet. It equipped me with problem-solving resilience and made me fall in love with the open-source community.

This book gave me some great insights on interface design, I found particularly interesting the visual hierarchy. How fundamental is to understand the non-verbal communication that happens within the web. I found fascinating how the colors, shapes and sizes of the elements in screen can completely change the UX.

I appreciate the practicality of the book focusing in algorithms that are commonly useful within the industry (such us quicksort, binary search, hash tables or node trees). I think I fall in love with coding when I fully wrapped my mind around the concept of recursivity and how we can solve very complex problems by reducing them into very small and simple problems using recursivity.

The gamified challenges kept me engaged while reinforcing my understanding of Git’s underlying mechanics. Instead of memorizing commands, I built an intuitive mental model of how Git works, which has made me more confident in real-world version control tasks. It’s a resource I’d recommend to anyone who wants to truly “see” Git in action rather than just read about it.

The platform’s step-by-step approach let me practice queries directly in the browser, getting instant feedback and refining my understanding along the way. I appreciated how it built complexity gradually, helping me go from simple queries to more advanced database operations with confidence.