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Dropping an AWS course on freeCodeCamp.org on my Birthday, and then the plan is to release another AWS Certification course every two weeks for every AWS Certification. I started in Late November this AWS refresh and looking forward to seeing it roll out all this content over the 4.5 months.

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Carlarjenkins2 years ago

Thanks for doing this! You're remarkable. I cannot wait to see and share them especially that Data Engineer Associate and AWS Machine Learning Specialty.

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Jon Bonso 🌥🇵🇭2 years ago

@freeCodeCamp Happy Birthday @andrewbrown and congratulations on your yet another awesome video courses!

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Olamilekan2 years ago

@freeCodeCamp Looking good andrew

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Andrew Brown2 years ago

@freeCodeCamp Its that low Fodmap diet

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Ian Baylis2 years ago

@freeCodeCamp Cool! It will be interesting to see how the Data Engineer and Pro certs turned out. :)

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Andrew Brown2 years ago

@freeCodeCamp People really want the Data Engineer. I have the services covered but I still feel it needs some extra specific content, and I need to roll in my data primer.

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Calvin Fung2 years ago

@freeCodeCamp Just passed the Cloud Practitioner exam and I used your video and practice tests as study material. Can’t wait for the SA Associate vid to go up!

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Andrew Brown2 years ago

@freeCodeCamp Thanks Calvin, this release will not disappoint.

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KIMBERLEY 😘2 years ago

@freeCodeCamp my nudes in profile

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m02 years ago

@freeCodeCamp Happy birthday 🎉

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