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Trying To Learn To Code For Free In 2022? Follow These 5 Programmers

Want To Learn To Code For Free?

Whether out of want or out of necessity you have decided you are going to learn computer programming and try to get a job in 2022. Welcome to the code gang 🤪! and to help you on your self-funded self-directed journey I will be giving you 5 coders you need to follow! Each and every one of these developers provides quality content and resources that can help you learn faster.

Tae’lur Alexis

Tae’lur is a self-taught developer who specializes in Python, Javascript and Rust. I have personally known Tae’lur for years and she is one of my best friends and one of the smartest people I know. She also has her own website you should check out!

Tae’lur Alexis gives a balanced timeline of personal and tech

Coding Phase

A streamer I have followed on Youtube for years. Coding Phase has a great personality and breaks things down in a digestible way. You can check out his website at codingphase.com

Coding Phase has over 50k+ Students Worldwide!

Sarah Drasner

Sarah Drasner is a powerhouse in the developer community. She is a Vue.js and CSS goddess (her animations are beyond amazing). She has worked for companies such as Google, Netlify, Microsoft and Zillow! Her website can be accessed at sarah.dev.

Danny Thompson

Danny is a public speaker and developer who runs a newsletter teaching you how to code and land jobs in the market!

Jyrone Parker

Okay so this last one is a cheat but hey if you are not following me on Twitter you slipping! I have been a senior software engineer at companies such as: Apple, Dell, Sephora and GE! I taught myself how to code and even went into semi retirement off my apps!

My timeline 😀

Learning To Code Will Be Essenitial In 2022

As pandemic comes to a close and the world is opening up, companies are looing to recoup loses from last 2 years. This includes cutting in house costs with automation. If you currently work in a career that can be automated, you should really consider upgrading your skillset so you won’t be fired by a piece of software. If you are teaching yourself to code on a budget, these accounts can give you a plethora of resources to aid your journey. Check out some of my products to help you along for a more advanced learning experience.