Saturday night in New York City, the freeCodeCamp team hosted a party to recognize top open source contributors within our community.
We live-streamed the party and edited it down into this highlight video for your convenience. In it, I make some opening remarks, then interview several prominent freeCodeCamp contributors:
- Marek Troszczynski, leader of the Oslo freeCodeCamp study group
- Meghan Maloy, leader of the New York City freeCodeCamp study group
- Ethan Arrowwood, who is building freeCodeCamp's upcoming interactive Python curriculum
- Toni, who has edited hundreds of articles on freeCodeCamp's Medium publication
- Jennifer Bland, a developer who has authored a number of videos and articles for freeCodeCamp
- Stuart Taylor, who re-architected freeCodeCamp's new learning platform and coded the freeCodeCamp Guide
- Bill Sourour, who has been programming for more than 20 years and built projects for many major Canandian companies and government agencies
- Rafael Rodriguez - authored hundreds of freeCodeCamp Guide articles
- Victoria Kariolic - founder of the New York City freeCodeCamp study group
- Mike Semko - freelancer and freeCodeCamp study group leader
- Johnny Bizzel - developer and moderator on the freeCodeCamp forum
- Manish Giri - open source contributor and grad student