u/codestarofficial

I am 14 and working on building a platform that will allow startups to have their sites hosted for free, discovered by a community, and network with others to collaborate — essentially free hosting meets Product Hunt.

The name I'm thinking of is "Codst."

Does it roll off the tongue easily? Is it catchy?

Does it sound like a tech brand?

Do you trust a platform with this name?

Straight-up honesty is all I ask for.

I am 14 and working on building a platform that will allow startups to have their sites hosted for free, discovered by a community, and network with others to collaborate — essentially free hosting meets Product Hunt.

The name I'm thinking of is "Codst."

Does it roll off the tongue easily? Is it catchy?

Does it sound like a tech brand?

Do you trust a platform with this name?

Straight-up honesty is all I ask for.

Hey

Got a solid summer vacation coming up and hope that this time will be productive rather than spending my vacation sitting on my phone.

I have decided to start learning Python and Probability because they are recommended topics for anyone interested in learning DSA and eventually moving on to ML.

For Python, I came across the following free sources:

- CS50P course by Harvard University (available for free at edX)

- Tutorial available at python org

- Futurcoders io (very friendly website for beginners)

- "Automate the Boring Stuff" (free online book)

For Probability:

- Khan Academy tutorials (very easy to comprehend)

- Harvard Stat 110 course on YouTube (more advanced but really good)

What I would love to ask:

- What helped you guys to start learning programming?

- How much time did you spend learning the basics of Python?

- Is Probability something you'd recommend to study before Python?

- Do you have any advice for me as for a summer learner?