[Community Project] Gathering Non-Track Courses

alexcraig 2016-08-03 21:56:36 UTC #1

Hey all,

I thought I would launch our very first Community Project.

Other than the "official" Codecademy Courses, there are hundreds of courses made by people like you and me for others to enjoy. These have been buried over time, so it's time to find them again!

I have made an initial list of courses.

But there are hundreds more to find!

So if you want to help find more courses there are several places you can discover them:

My Profile - amongst the CC official courses there are hundreds of non track courses I have taken.
Tommy's Profile
mtf's Profile
An old CC post stored on GitHub - I saved loads of old posts from the old CC groups and they are all openly available within the repo.
Steven's Codebit.
Web Archive - Using the way back machine we can see the original list of non-track courses. We still need help sorting through these courses and determining which are any good though.

Once you've discovered a new course add it on over to the spreadsheet.
Don't forget to check if the course is already listed.

Hopefully we will re-discover all the courses, so we can all enjoy them again.

If you want to help out just post below that you're going to start searching and we can all work together to discover them all. It would be great to see us all working as a community again.

Codecademy hidden courses

Courses

Welcome to our forums! Please Introduce Yourself

alexcraig 2016-08-03 21:56:54 UTC #2

mtf 2016-08-05 00:03:43 UTC #3

There are 689 badges in my profile

I've been searching for a course called "Test Driven Development" for ages, now. It seems to have dropped off the radar in the past couple of years.

alexcraig 2016-08-05 01:10:45 UTC #4

Is it this one, Testing Your Code?

mtf 2016-08-05 04:17:53 UTC #5

It could be. I was sure it was actually called TDD, but I did it so long ago it's hard to say anymore. The only place I found test driven delvelopment (so far) is lesson 25. Summary. This is the same one Glenn pointed out a while back when the subject first resurfaced. Thanks, Alex.

zystvan 2016-08-05 22:09:42 UTC #6

A post was split to a new topic: Angular 2

chiprunner97936 2016-09-01 16:08:05 UTC #7

Count me in!

Just remember, I'll work with recruiting.

turtwigpo 2016-09-03 16:31:57 UTC #8

Sure, why not....

alexcraig 2016-12-06 13:26:17 UTC #9