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freeCodeCamp down? Current outages and solutions

freeCodeCamp seems to be online

freeCodeCamp - service outages in the last 24 hours

freeCodeCamp - service outages in the last 24 hours

How to fix problems with freeCodeCamp

Start with the outage graph above. Learning platforms get their outages at predictable moments - when a class starts, when an assignment is due - because that is when everyone arrives at once.

  • Reload the page; a session that timed out looks exactly like an outage
  • Sign out of freeCodeCamp and sign back in
  • Try the web version if the freeCodeCamp app fails, or the app if the site fails
  • Clear your browser cache and cookies, then open freeCodeCamp again
  • Check whether your school or institution has posted a notice
  • Restart your device - it clears more temporary faults than it has any right to

Frequently asked questions about freeCodeCamp

Will an outage make me miss a deadline?

Most institutions extend deadlines when a platform is down, but they need to know. Report the problem here and tell your teacher or administrator in writing as well.

My work disappeared. Is it gone?

Usually not. Work is normally saved on the server and reappears once freeCodeCamp recovers. Anything typed after the connection dropped is the part at risk, so copy it out now.

How do I know if freeCodeCamp is down for everyone?

Look at the outage graph above. A sudden spike in reports means the problem is on the freeCodeCamp side and there is nothing to fix at your end. A flat graph points at something local - your connection, your device, or your account.

freeCodeCamp is down. What can I actually do?

When the reports are widespread, waiting is the honest answer - the platform is being restored by people who already know about it. Before you settle in, it is worth checking your internet connection and reloading freeCodeCamp once, because that rules out the handful of causes that look identical from your side.

Why is freeCodeCamp working for other people but not for me?

Outages are often partial. They can hit one region, one platform, or one group of accounts while everything else carries on. Your own connection, an old app version or a cached login can also produce a problem only you can see.

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