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Hi there. This is not my first time to use GitHub. I am an active contributor. But I just
tried this for the sake of a certificate. I expected it but there was none.
This will be more encouraging for others to take if you will be issuing
a certificate for every course completion.
Describe your ideal solution
So, I highly suggest you issue a certificate for every course completion. They need that
for their credentials. Other companies are doing that and they are in demand now.
Thanks for the suggestion, @xdvrx1! I'm working on this idea and would to chat with you further if you're willing. If so, please reach out at learninglab@github.com so we can coordinate the best day/time?
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pab commentedon Aug 26, 2020
Got it. Thx for the heads up!
jfullstackdev commentedon Aug 26, 2020
thanks for the response,
hectorsector commentedon Sep 9, 2020
Thanks for the suggestion, @xdvrx1! I'm working on this idea and would to chat with you further if you're willing. If so, please reach out at learninglab@github.com so we can coordinate the best day/time?
jedpepper commentedon Nov 1, 2020
I am a beginner here so I don't really know what I am exactly doing 👍
jfullstackdev commentedon Nov 1, 2020
@jedpepper, follow me here in GitHub, I'll follow you back, and I have several tutorials for beginners https://github.com/xdvrx1, thanks
Dhanush560 commentedon Dec 1, 2020
Same problem bro
RJHP commentedon Dec 1, 2020
I totally agree ... Github requires certification in every course ... isn't a certificate our mark of passing?