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The world's largest free coding education platform. Offers a self-paced full-stack web development and machine learning curriculum with interactive coding challenges, certifications across responsive web design, JavaScript, Python, databases, and APIs, plus developer language certifications. Built on React, Fastify, and Gatsby, with a vibrant open-source community that has helped over 100,000 people land their first developer job.

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