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You have several great options to get your coding practice:
But there’s one I haven’t covered that will let you skill up while also giving you the warm fuzzies: volunteering!
Here are 4 sites where you can find a volunteer coding gig that works for you.
Bonus option: 🗺 Volunteer locally
If you’re looking for ways to practice, starting a project is another great one. If you're looking for which one to start, I have 10 unique project ideas you can use.
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Discussion (4)
A very cool volunteer topic!
Yes, many people underestimate the help on the Internet, it's very cool that there are authors who write such cool articles.
Actually, volunteering is a good deal. And when it can be combined with studying, it's awesome. I've written some content for studymoose.com/volunteering, and it has been great. I've helped students with their writings and get new experience and knowledge. Sometimes I also use such platforms with free essays, so I've been glad to participate in their creation.
Wow, it's really interesting possibilities for beginners. Thanks for sharing!