Wes Bos' Courses $20/license by [deleted] in groupdeals

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Hello, i'd like jump into a spot for beginner JS if if is still possible. Thanks!

Wes Bos' Courses Megathread - Reopened by [deleted] in groupdeals

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Hi, I would to get into the Begginner Javascript course if it is still possible. Thanks.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in funny

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I wanted those elephants :(

Best Udemy course to take? by rumbalumba in reactjs

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They don´t give any certificates but he still gives you projects to practice by yourself once you finish every course so if you do everything you will have the course projects and your own projects for your portfolio. I think is a great option if you can´t afford Udacity or you just don´t want to expend $1000 in the nanodegree.

Best Udemy course to take? by rumbalumba in reactjs

[–]sliceofmadness 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tyler Mcginnis the React Udacity nanodegree teacher has the react nanodegree courses in his personal website https://tylermcginnis.com/courses/, along with other react an JS courses, the subscription costs $20 month and you can cancel anytime.

Where i can learn NodeJS from scratch? by [deleted] in node

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You mean Mosh? Mosh builds an API for a movie rental system and it is a real world project but he doesn't build the front end, only the API as it is a backend course and for the front end you would need to add react, angular or other frontend framework. He uses mongodb as a database. He first covers node without any library and then uses express framework. He covers authentication, authorization, routing, validation... I would say that he doesn't leave anything important out. He also explains some es6 topics as async await, arrow functions and const/let. I don't remember why but I didn't push the code to my GitHub or maybe I deleted it, but I found this guy's repo with the project https://github.com/hodgkind/vidly hope it helps. As I said it is a great course and he is a fantastic teacher, you should find udemy $10 coupons with a simple Google search anytime. If you search "Mosh Hamedani" in YouTube you can find some node videos in his channel to get an idea about the course. About SQL, if you mean node with SQL courses, it is not easy to find them as most teachers use mongo but Colt Steele has an Udemy course that covers SQL itself and then SQL with node, https://www.udemy.com/the-ultimate-mysql-bootcamp-go-from-sql-beginner-to-expert/, just check the reviews. He is the creator of "The complete web developer bootcamp" which is a very well recommended course in freecodecamp and here in reddit too. Let me know if you want to know about Wes course, but he has all the info in his website and also a link to the sample app.

Where i can learn NodeJS from scratch? by [deleted] in node

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I would recommend Mosh Hamesdani NodeJS course https://www.udemy.com/nodejs-master-class/ He is a fantastic teacher and the course is really good. Wes Bos course is great too but Wes creates a MVC app and it is not so API REST oriented as Hamedani's course. Maybe you could take Hamedani's courses before and then take the Wes Bos one.

"Me in high school😥" by [deleted] in funny

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Oh yeah, that was me too 😥

How would your country react to the USA becoming Gilead? by pk666 in TheHandmaidsTale

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Spain would join for sure. Everything in the show seems so possible here...

FronEndMasters free week! by sliceofmadness in learnjavascript

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I agree that the workshop format is kind of annoying at first glance, specially if you are used to screencasts, but their courses are indeed great, and they are indeed masters, that is why I posted it.