Simon Sez IT
WOW! You built that?! After taking this 46–hour course, your web developer skills will quickly make you the envy of your friends, create awe among your colleagues, and even help you land a cool, high–paying job as a web developer.
Best yet, this collection of courses is available at a fraction of what they’d cost individually. So you get exclusive access to thousands of dollars worth of web development training for just $199 – Sweet!
This course is a careful compilation of the 12 most essential programming languages that you’ll need to accelerate from absolute novice to advanced developer. You’ll receive practical learning techniques, along with expert advice and valuable tips, on how to create fully–interactive and custom–designed websites and web applications.
Step–By–Step Advancement for Developer Success
We’ve helped over 70,000 students become a wiz at web development. We carefully design each course to maximize your understanding and online learning success. You’ll receive a combination of stimulating lectures, coding examples with exercise files for real hands–on practice, and an optional quiz to test your learning along the way.
The end result? You’ll go from total newbie to a totally talented web developer with a set of simple steps that can be completed in one week.
Instructor Details
Courses : 10
Specification: Become a Kick-Ass Web Developer: From Newbie to Pro
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 54.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
Delton Ramseur –
So Far So Good
Margaret Mae Parson –
It seems very good so far! The DreamweaverCC lessons could use an update, though, since Adobe has since changed a lot of Dreamweaver’s UI. Also, I love Toby’s lessons from Simon Sez IT, so I’m looking forward to the rest of this course.
Hamidul Haque Chishty –
clear lecture. Easy to understand
Gordon Danson –
The video on input–tags for FORMs and input of data from end–users is what I need right now. Very Good. Thanks
Ray Lipsey –
Simon is thorough in explaining what is needed to get started in his course.
Robert Monaghan –
Still early in the course but so far everything has been well explained and lessons are easy to follow. Seems to be what I have been looking for and I hope the rest of the course follows in a similar vein.
James O’sullivan –
Slowly working how things work and how it becomes the bigger picture is a great stepping stone towards what I aim for. looking forward to digging deeper in to the course and find what new creation what I can expect.
Hilman Kamili –
loud and clear explanation
Lisa Alaniz –
Yes.