What people say about working with us.

Thank you! I tested it on the [...] demo and it worked beautifully.

Thanks Naomi, appreciate all of the updates!

I know you've been super on top of helping with the [project].

Great meeting you [...]. You crushed it!

You are the best...thank you!!

Thank you, Naomi, for making my first week at [the company] so special.

Right back atcha Naomi for all of the support [...]. We appreciate it. Dream team!!

I just wanted to express how amazing it was to meet you. You're one of the coolest, smartest, most inspiring people I've ever met

No worries at all, thanks for all you do

Naomi is the person you need for Discord.

Thanks for jumping on this so fast Naomi.

Thank you so much for sharing this Naomi! This is so good to know.

Thank you, Naomi. You are so sweet.

Love this, Naomi. I'm in.

I REALLY appreciate you and were planning to drop you a kudos for your support!

Naomi, your leadership is GOATED. 🤍

You're exceptionally good at guiding people in the right direction while keeping them accountable. The way you've structured your mentorship programme is unlike anything I've experienced before.

I especially love the daily check-ins. They help me plan ahead and hold myself accountable by sharing my goals publicly. I've been doing them for the past seven months, and they've made a tremendous difference in my productivity.

Something else I really appreciate is that you don't make decisions for us. Instead, you guide us through our own decision-making process. For example, when I asked you about pursuing an internship, you didn't give me a yes or no or tell me what you would do. You simply asked whether I thought it would benefit my career. That encouraged me to think critically and make the decision for myself.

I also read your LinkedIn post about the importance of making people on your team feel seen, and I think this is something you excel at. You've consistently made me feel seen and recognized my efforts whenever you thought I was doing a good job. You have a wonderful ability to make people feel that their contributions matter.

What's even more impressive is that you're able to provide this level of guidance asynchronously! I think it's remarkable that you can mentor people so effectively without needing to get on a call with them.

You were previously supporting over 100 people through your mentorship programme, which speaks volumes about your dedication to helping others grow. I can't imagine how much time and energy that required, especially alongside everything else you have going on. I'm really glad you're taking steps to make the programme more sustainable for yourself and financially beneficial for your family. You deserve to benefit from the incredible value you provide.

I genuinely think more people should know about you, SpellWare, and everything you have to offer. Your leadership has made a meaningful difference in my life, and I'm grateful to have learned so much from you. 🤍

Shout-out to Naomi and the team for the amazing events at the grand opening of the new office. Super impressed by everything!

Thank you for meeting with me this morning, Naomi. I appreciate the welcoming gesture!

Naomi, you were incredibly generous with your time, perspective, and willingness to help me explore further.

You're doing a great job with kicking this off! Keep going and definitely don't hesitate to let me know if you need anything.

Kudos to Naomi for being such an eager learner!

Huge thanks for stepping up. Great work over the weekend!

Thank you again for the belief you placed in us this early on. It made a real difference in how hard we pushed to get here.

A+ troubleshooting with the IP restrictions!

This is a great photo! Go go go, Naomi! 🙌🙌🙌

Naomi is an incredibly resourseful human being, and quite a stackanovist. It's a pleasure to work with her, and also to stay in community managed by her.

Was going to grumble about the fast turnaround, but I saw that Naomi (the legend) had already drafted both emails. I'll give them a review now 🙂

Thank you for the kind words, Naomi! We're grateful for your willingness to support us throughout the hackathon, from our early ideation questions the night before all the way to the final hour. We're excited to show you the improvements we've been working on!

You were the best, Naomi! Amazing experience talking to you throughout the night. Let's build together!

A huge thank you to Devashree Shirude and Naomi Carrigan for judging, your feedback, and for making the UC Berkeley AI Hackathon such an incredible experience!

Thank you very much Naomi for being there for our team. We hope to stay in touch and we will keep working on making our product even better!

And to Deepgram and Naomi Carrigan for great conversation at the booth.

A big thank you to Naomi Carrigan for being the last sponsor standing and giving me a clutch red bull at 12 am.

A special thanks to the best tabling out there Deepgram and Naomi Carrigan, hats off, the best discord server ever.

Huge thanks to the teams at Simular, QNX, and Deepgram, especially Naomi Carrigan, who hung out and talked with us the entire night as we stayed up.

We first heard about Deepgram at the Berkeley AI Hackathon. We wanted to build with it, ended up making it the core our project, and along the way met Naomi from the team, who hung out with us the entire night. That experience is a big part of why we decided to turn this into a company.

The Inspiration: Naomi Carrigan from Deepgram for walking me through the API (and for managing freeCodeCamp, a platform I've literally used since the beginning of my compsci journey!).

Thanks so much Naomi, echoing everyone above, grateful for you and fantastic presentation 🌈 ❤️

Naomi for prez, you say? I'd vote for her.

So thankful for this prez Naomi ❤️ appreciate you!!

AMAZING presentation Naomi! Thank you so much for taking the time to present and own this. You did such a great job of making the content human, not complex, not preachy but simple, practical, and affirming!

Hi, Naomi! I wanted to say nice job on your presentation today. It provided good context for me on how to be a good ally. I also appreciated your delivery style. Kudos, and happy Thursday to you!

Hey, I just wanted to say how much I appreciated your presentation. I thought you addressed these sensitive topics in an elegant way that could help potential allies to stay open to the conversation and to make a real impact on the people in their lives. Especially as I'm someone who's pretty uncomfortable in the spotlight, I'm really grateful you were able to represent the things that are also on my mind so well. I admire that ability. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you Naomi - This is all AMAZING! Appreciate all of your hard work on this!!

Naomi for enthusiastically leading our developer communities, posting across channels and expertly growing our engagement [...]

Hello, hello Naomi!!! Wow, thank you so much for your message! 💗 First, I hope you know that even if I didn't get the EC role, I just really wanted to help out such an inspirational community and to heed your call! I'm really hoping the medical issues you mentioned will be resolved completely and soonest! 🙏 To be super candid, I've just been a "lurker" and "floater" in our Discord and my freecodecamp progress is frankly quite bleak. 😬 But even as a somewhat inactive member of our community, I have seen how much constant work you have done and all the kindness, inspiration and positive energy and time you've spent for each and all of us to keep improving through the years! 💕 ❤️ 💖 I am just hoping I can support you and the FCC gang in whatever little way I can or that you may need now with your open invitation. Second, thank you so, so much just basically for being you. ❣️ The online world can be so cold, fake and uncaring--but I feel your graciousness, warmth and tenderness through your constancy, words and patience despite the virtuality of interactions! Third, I'm really looking forward to getting to know you and everyone for the long term in support of such a cool and helpful community! Openly, I admit that I do not know which even to host yet. I just want to pitch in as much as you guys need and I can. From the outset, honestly I should have no business being an EC! Then again, it's time to roll up the sleeves and do some good work as you and the gang have been CONSTANT examples of. 🥰 I've been such a freeloader from you guys! I have every intention of changing some of that as an EC under your nurturing guidance! 😍 Okidokie, I might have taken too much of your time already! 😟 Just really grateful for you, for the community and for the opportunity to serve. See you around then and sending big love and virtual hugs Mama Naomi! Praying you feel and get better day by day! 💗

Thanks, Naomi ~ ...your docs were clean - made the whole refinement a 10 minute one shot job for Opus 4.7 ♥

OMG Naomi is *thee* GOAT Discord Community Creater. My name is TR (tEE ARe) and I came by here by way of FreeCodeCamp server.... which is the only Learning-based community on discord that actually knows how to use Discord. At that is All Naomi's doing. And on top of that She has has the **monster-shoe** 👠 of blinged out Profiles, and this Server to boot 🫭. Way impressed. 🙏 plz teach me 0--venerable guru!❣️

Happy Trans Day, Naomi 🏳️‍⚧️🤍 I love you so much. You're a true blessing, and I hope you know how amazing you are. This server means a lot to so many people. I've heard from others how safe they feel here…something they don't always experience in other spaces. That's because of the environment you've created. You're a great inspiration to many developers finding their place in this world. Seeing a trans woman thrive in a male-dominated space is incredibly powerful. Your presence alone is motivating.

Praise be to you Great One! Our incredible Naomi, who we adore all moments of our time awake. And in our dreams may you persist with sweet laughter and joy. Your chaos, your memory live in our souls.

Proud to be part of this community—thank you, Naomi, for everything you do

Especially in a learning space what is most important actually is the modeling you do for the learning environment you are cultivating. In this case when you overdo it modeling how to step back and recalibrate with the community and during that recalibration evaluate your systems to provide buffer for yourself to decrease the odds that future recalibrations will be necessary. People going above and beyond is how workers get exploited and in learning spaces it is good to model the tools folks need to be able to represent themselves and fight for their own needs in a world where people will be constantly pushing for more. Thanks Naomi for all that you do. Everything will be fine. People have a bunch of free resources available to them while you recalibrate and there are plenty of additional places they can get supplementation if that is required and they can't wait. It is good leadership to say no to things that are unsustainable.

I may not know you and you may not know me, but I am very glad you're still here ❤️ you are light to many people in this server!

I hate being at war. it makes international womens day harder to feel like celebrating. being stuck in a bomb shelter sucks... but at least i get some time to study work towards finding a place in tech as a developer. Mama Naomi, you are so right about how far we've come, and how far we still have to go.

I'm glad so many others appreciate the community you've built.👏💖

I know, you were kind to me a while ago, you gave me the confidence to share my project in this community, which I did. Because of your kind words to me. 💜

Thanks Naomi. Firstly, keep up the good work on the spring cohort. It has been amazing to see contributions and meaningful engagement from first-timers. No one gets that done better than you!

Naomi is extremely good at finding opportunities to improve our platform and our community that nobody has even thought of. She's also adept at explaining those ideas, implementing them, and rallying other team members to help her making them a reality. She's a massive asset to the freeCodeCamp community and to our charity's developer staff.

Kudos Naomi for picking it up while I was out sick thank you ❤️

I would like to shout out Naomi. Lowkey, she carries a lot of work here. She took time to organize events for online, she's constantly offering help to everyone, her bots are actively used in the server. And beyond what she does for us, she's always ready to stand up for anyone who she feels she needs to. Naomi, you are an amazing human being! We are grateful to have you in this community

Naomi is an extremely hard working individual who knows no bounds but her own. She constantly pushes herself and her team to do they best they can and ensures the results she delivers is as high quality as possible. With resilient determination and outstanding coordination and leadership skills, there is no one else that could even remotely match her level of talent.

Just want to send major kudos to colleagues for managing the busy editorial workflow, helping buffer posts, and to Naomi for posting to Instagram while I was away! Couldn't have done it without you all - so THANK YOU! Y'all are awesome!!

Naomi built our incredible syndicated community help channel which among other things made it easy for us to see customer feedback and help customers more quickly. Naomi ramped up incredibly quickly and took on a breadth of projects across the org. [...] You'll see her being calm and considerate even under pressure. [...] This project was an early opportunity to see Naomi shine, she took on something complex and ambiguous so quickly and confidently and was an excellent collaborator throughout. Inside and outside the org she is a community builder, actively trying to build community and connection in many different ways while putting inclusion at the forefront. I also loved her presentation for Pride month this year.

I wanted to give a shout out to Naomi who is always so patient when I ask her about complex GIT situations I "git" myself into. Whether it's a funky rebase or major merge conflicts she always has the answers and is soooo helpful.

Kudos to Naomi for all of the initiatives on Discord. The community is really thriving and it is bringing more engagement to the organization!

Our company needed a streamlined way to respond to the community across multiple platforms like Discord and GitHub. Naomi built a streamlined Slack workflow to syndicate messages across the platforms. This enables people like me to easily respond to messages from customers without needing to bounce around to different platforms and makes it easier to track information. A lot of the metadata that gets pulled in is impressive and reflects the quality and detail of Naomi's work. The system "just works", you don't have to think about how or why which is always a great quality in an internal tool. On a separate occasion, my team worked on a project that needed SDK support quite urgently. Naomi had no prior context on the project but dove in and quickly wrote the solution across multiple SDKs, owning it long-term and fixing issues as they arose. This enabled my team to achieve a major milestone.

I had the distinct pleasure of participating in the recent month-long FreeCodeCamp Summer Hackathon, which was impeccably managed by Naomi. Her organizational skills are outstanding. She seamlessly coordinated a global event with over 21 teams, demonstrating remarkable foresight by grouping participants by timezone to foster effective collaboration and implementing a bot to ensure a fair and transparent work environment. ​Beyond her management abilities, Naomi is a gifted teacher. I was fortunate to learn Git and GitHub from her free, live course just before the event, which equipped me with the essential skills to contribute effectively from day one. Her constant support and availability made a huge difference to all of us. Naomi is an inspiring community manager and educator, and I wholeheartedly recommend her.

I've worked with Naomi at freeCodeCamp.org for a number of years, and I've always been impressed by her ability to learn absolutely anything. Her intellectual curiosity stands out and allows her to find a problem, tackle it quickly, and resolve it - even if she didn't have prior knowledge of the issue. She's a research pro, and you can always have faith that she's looked at and learned about all sides of an idea or issue. Naomi is also a passionate community organizer, and seems to have boundless energy for helping people learn, find a community, and solve problems. She freely shares information and makes her voice heard, making her a valued and valuable member of any team. She's also incredibly effective at engaging learners/platform users and inspiring them to participate and contribute to whatever initiative she's working on. I've always appreciated Naomi's candour, eloquence, quick wit, and willingness to jump in and help with whatever's needed - crucial in a small non-profit like freeCodeCamp, but undeniably useful anywhere. I don't know if there's anything she can't figure out or strategize about given a little time, and her dedication to her work is truly inspiring.

I have had the pleasure of working alongside Naomi in her Community Manager role at Free Code Camp (FCC). We first worked together on co-building some curriculum for FCC's Quality Assurance certifications. I was impressed by her technical know-how and skill. Her easy going attitude makes her a joy to work with. Since that time I have seen her grow into her role as the Free Code Camp Community Manager. She manages to ride herd over our frequently unruly Discord server, setting the tone for moderators and participants alike. She has built a suite of tools over the years which enable us to moderate at scale, with auditable actions and results. On top of all of this, she planned, created, and judged a complete online Hackathon. She has a series of community events planned going forward to keep the community engaged and learning. Maintaining a community the size of Free Code Camp's Discord is not easy. We have to deal with constant attacks by scammers and spammers, compromised accounts, trolls, and other bad actors. Naomi's tools make navigating these challenges possible, at scale. Additionally, she has a firm commitment to the heath of the community. She is willing to make the hard choices to ban individuals that threaten the health of the community. She is also willing to listen and provide guidance to the merely misguided. I stand in awe of Naomi boundless energy for curating and maintaining such a positive and welcoming space for learning. She combines her technical skill with her care for the community to create a vibrant and fun community. I have nothing but respect and admiration for her ongoing contributions to Free Code Camp.

Naomi did amazing job managing the first ever freeCodeCamp hackathon! She is extremely dedicated at everything she does. I've learned a lot during the hackathon and will gladly participate in the next one.

I had the pleasure to work with Naomi at Rythm, who was an absolute treat to work with. Naomi is someone with an incredible warehouse of skills & a wonderful personality to back it up. She's very outspoken with a strong moral compass and really knows how to ensure every project goes the right direction. Naomi was truly a silver bullet for any issues we had. You could ask her for help solving anything and she'd whip up a whole plan in her head in 30 seconds. 400,000 member Discord community we need to come up with a resilient system for? Literally no problem at all. Just remember, with great power comes great responsibility, so try not to overwork the poor gal, because she's always eager to take on anything and everything.

I participated in freeCodeCamp’s 2025 Summer Hackathon, organised and led by Naomi. It was a fantastic experience, and Naomi did an outstanding job of supporting a wide range of participants with diverse needs. Her dedication extended beyond event management — she provided both team and one-on-one coaching sessions to help us prepare for future coding endeavours. I cannot emphasise enough how useful this experience was to me and my team, who ended up with a project we are truly proud of.

Naomi is one of the smartest engineers I have worked with. She has a knack for solving complex problems and fostering community growth. Her technical expertise and collaborative spirit have consistently helped our team work at its peak. She is a quick learner and just gets things done. I could not have been more prouder and privileged to work alongside her.

I had the privilege of working alongside Naomi Carrigan during the Dallas Software Developers Summer Cohort, where she played a pivotal role in supporting the management of multiple teams. Naomi brought a rare blend of technical expertise, organizational insight, and people-first leadership that elevated the entire program. Her ability to seamlessly balance hands-on technical guidance with strategic team coordination ensured that my group not only met their goals but also grew in skill and confidence along the way. Naomi consistently anticipated challenges before they became blockers, provided thoughtful mentorship to developers of all levels, and fostered an environment where collaboration thrived. What impressed me most was Naomi’s combination of high standards and genuine care — she held teams accountable to producing quality work while also making sure individuals felt supported and empowered. Her professionalism, adaptability, and deep well of technical knowledge made her an invaluable part of the cohort’s success. Any organization fortunate enough to have Naomi on board will gain a leader who inspires trust, drives results, and makes a meaningful impact from day one.

Naomi is a hard working, creative leader who has a remarkable history of building vibrant and supportive communities. As a programmer, she builds software that handles real world challenges and focuses on users’ needs. I’ve seen her ability to leverage a variety of technologies across the stack to solve a diverse set of challenges and adapt and grow her solutions over time. She’s also combined her community leadership skills with her software development skills to help support many other developers as they contribute to her projects and others. Overall, Naomi has an excellent mix of leadership and technical skills that make her a great addition to any team.

I had the absolute pleasure of working with Naomi at Rythm, and honestly, she was the glue that held so many parts of our operation together. She ran all our Discord bots, handled website integrations, drove community development, and still somehow found time to give us thoughtful advice on how to build and nurture our community. She was also the voice of reason when I’d get a little too excited about something, helping me slow down, think things through, and make better calls. It often felt like the team had a magic button: ask Naomi for something, and before long it would be done, and done right. Everything she delivered was secure, scalable, and polished to perfection. If I had a team full of Naomis, I’m convinced we could take over the world. But the truth is, there’s only one Naomi, and she’s that unique, that talented, and that good. Any team lucky enough to have her will feel the difference immediately.

I've known Naomi through freeCodeCamp since she herself was a student. I remain impressed by how quickly she was able to go from a novice to having professionally competitive programming skills. She learns astonishingly quickly because she is focused, tenacious, and pragmatic. If she wants to accomplish something, she will simply figure out how to make it happen. This is not only true of gaining technical skills, but also pursuing high-level goals. Her efforts to build a social community, for example, has led her to effectively become the public face of freeCodeCamp. If I ever get the opportunity to work with Naomi professionally, I will take it without hesitation.

Naomi is an exceptional engineer and an inspiring community leader, bringing a rare combination of deep technical expertise and community management skills. She approaches every project with enthusiasm, creativity, and a collaborative spirit, making her an invaluable teammate. Any team would be fortunate to have her contributions and leadership.

Naomi is one of the most competent professionals I have had the pleasure of working with. She has an exceptional presence, giving the impression of being everywhere at once, and her attention to detail is remarkable. She is able to identify subtle points and gaps in reasoning that others might miss and point that out in a respectful way. Naomi is not one to avoid difficult conversations. She expresses her opinions with clarity, confidence, and thoughtfulness. Her work on freeCodeCamp’s Discord, in addition to the many other code-related contributions she has made, is nothing short of impressive. She has kept the community engaged, planned events that people genuinely want to attend, and led the management of the entire space. Thanks to her leadership, the community has become a respectful, welcoming, and valuable place to be a part of. Any team would be fortunate to have Naomi’s expertise, dedication, and leadership.

This morning I had my mind melted with a run through of @github.com by freeCodeCamp super champion, Naomi! Super grateful for this workshop to get our feet wet before we need to use this to collaborate on our projects in a few days! AH! Day 219/365 #code365 #goOnGit #100devs #freeCodeCamp

I want to give BIG kudos to Naomi and colleagues for their strength, bravery and love they shared with all of us today! What a tremendous presentation full of passion, information and dedication!

Thanks for the update! It sounds like you've put a lot of effort into enhancing our Discord community. The events you mentioned, especially the mentorship sessions and accountability calls, sound like great opportunities for everyone to connect and improve their skills. I think the feedback channel is a fantastic idea, too. It'll be really helpful for gathering ideas directly from members. I'm looking forward to seeing how these changes will make our community even more engaging. Keep up the great work!

I wanted to give big kudos to Naomi and a colleague for the AMAZING job they've done to help automate our Community support. Our community help channel has streamlined our ability to engage with users on Github Discussions and Discord helping us deliver a stellar community experience [...]

Naomi always had the knowledge and information for nearly every question I ever had. It was such an honour to work with her, and anyone would be lucky to have the chance for her to work with you or your team.

Naomi's erudition on just about every development topic under the sun, expediency at completing massive technical undertakings solo, and undeniable passion for the work she does is an ever-present joy and boon for any organization lucky enough to work with her. As an example, Naomi composed an extensive and accessible DB comprising all available traits and behaviors of our Users, whipped up an extremely user-friendly API that our team of end-users could utilize seamlessly, and regularly developed additional clever dataflows for very particular asks. Every aspect of this work was done impeccably and frictionlessly, and that's just one of the dozens of projects she developed with our team during the time I worked alongside her. As brilliant as Naomi is, she's also humble, hilarious, and an all-around aspirational figure to all people looking to find true passion for themselves alongside professional success. I strive to be more like her, and I know I'm not alone in that.

HUGE mysterious kudos to Naomi. I won't say why, hopefully you'll all see it very very soon. Naomi and I have been working together in open source and other communities for a few years now. I knew when we needed to build something amazing, she'd knock it out of the park.

Naomi is an incredibly dynamic and resourceful professional, always ready with a multitude of solutions for any challenge. Her problem-solving skills are like watching a masterful sequence unfold, earning her the well-deserved nickname 'the technomancer.' Naomi's strong educational background is evident in her clear and concise explanations, making complex concepts easily understandable. She excels in communication, ensuring that everyone feels valued and integral to the team. Naomi is truly the glue that holds any team together. Adding her to your team will be a decision you won't regret.

She is a dedicated programmer and spends most of her time either making bots, or coding. She has an excellent work ethic and goes until she is satisfied with the end product.

I've worked alongside Naomi on a number of projects, and it is always a blessing to have her on the team. She is knowledgable, reliable, and always willing to jump in with creative and efficient engineering solutions to complex workflow problems. Naomi is also such a patient teacher, effectively explaining how things work and enabling others to become more independent. I always look forward to working with Naomi, and recommend you work with her if you have the opportunity!

Naomi is an absolute trailblazer, and is an amazing person to work with! Naomi is humorous and also has an amazing attitude to work with. Her ability to solve complex problems efficiently astounds me. Not only does she demonstrate outstanding technical knowledge, but also does an amazing job at elucidating her needs as an engineer. She is a very warm person and quite easy to work with. Naomi is immensely perceptive and very calculated with what she does. Naomi would make an excellent addition to any company that is lucky enough to hire her!

Note that Naomi has been coding for like 3 years now. I've been coding for 30 years and have nothing public that's anywhere near as good as this project. So realize that Naomi is a bit of an outlier with this and you shouldn't feel like you have to hit this bar to be successful. 🙂

If you need a problem solver, look at Naomi. Naomi is a fantastic part of the online tech community by teaching and offering help to beginners on their journeys into tech. She has created some great solutions and is a consistent learner. Naomi has led initiatives using Javascript and front-end technologies to produce finished products within a volunteer position. Highly recommend Naomi to any team.

Naomi has done a fantastic job in creating Becca Bot, which is an integral part in managing the EddieHub Discord Community. As founder of EddieHub, Naomi is super helpful to all Community members and an excellent moderator, from our text channels to audio calls and live streams. Naomi demonstrates an excellent technical knowledge and is always keen to share this with the community.

Wow, that is an incredible explanation [of a complex regex concept], thank you so much for taking the time to explain it in so much detail. I learned so much from the answer you provided. This is brilliant.

Shout out to Naomi for making it feel less daunting to talk/engage with people over discord.

Naomi is a career switching ~~future~~ open source star. When I first met Naomi she was still looking for her first full-time tech role, and now she is an engineer for one of the most important free spaces for folks looking to get into tech, freeCodeCamp. Follow for great takes, great content, and great open source projects!

Notably, Naomi is a bit of a rock-star with this stuff. She is clearly keeping a ton of plates spinning and getting a lot done. It's hard *not* to notice it. If you can be 50% as engaged as she is, you'll be absolutely fine. 😄

[Naomi Carrigan] is a developer at freeCodeCamp. Primarily working in TypeScript, she has built CLI tools, curriculum content, APIs, and Discord bots. She is very passionate about open source and community building, and has helped shape and guide multiple OSS communities and developers.

Today I wrote my first blog for freeCodeCamp publication. I'm thankful to you for letting me know that I could do something like this.

hey! just wanted to take a minute to thank Naomi, and probably some other people i'm forgetting, as well as freeCodeCamp in general, for all the help in the past few months, finally got my first job in the industry and your help really made it easier 🙂

I decided to reach out to [Naomi Carrigan] who is a freeCodeCamp developer and moderator. She had a service for code review sessions on her website and I wanted her to take a look at my code. The code review session was very valuable and I learned a lot about how to make the site even better.

[In a year-end reflection on learning to code:] A few amazing people who made this year amazing and to whom I'm so thankful for — [including Naomi]. They never said I'm not good enough, and they all encourage me to try out new stuff and to give my best shot. They trust in me even when I don't trust in myself.

[While seeking help debugging a JavaScript project:] I would appreciate your assistance and input. You are my favorite moderator. Thank you!