Ion Cosmin Grigore
This course assumes no previous experience. It’s intended for beginners who are preparing for their software engineer career.
Here’s why this course guides you to the right path, even if you have no or little programming experience. I am following THE SAME PRINCIPLES AND STEPS I took when I learned programming for the first time. I mean it. I’m teaching exactly the same things I learned 8 years ago! It worked for me and that’s why I am 100% sure it’s the perfect choice for you.
I was just like you knowing almost nothing. I had no idea how web or mobile applications are being built, what tools to use and how to combine these technologies, but after a few years, I am now a Senior Full Stack Developer. Everything presented here is already tested on me and more others and it works.
My first advice for you is don t be scared, but at the same time don’t expect it to be very easy . Life is not all beer and skittles and for sure I am not here to lie to you that by only taking this course you ll become an awesome developer. Think of it as a great and unique opportunity, a starting point to learn something new. You have to stay motivated and work very hard to master programming.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: From A Non Programmer To Full Stack .NET Developer
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10 reviews for From A Non Programmer To Full Stack .NET Developer
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| Price | $13.99 |
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| Duration | 3.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$13.99
Chanan Welt –
I learned allot, It is diffidently worth the cost, However, for total beginners, maybe it best to practice or get familiar with some basic html,css, js & c# before taking this course, or else you’ll probably have a rough time following what’s going on. recommendations for improvement: enlarging the visual studio screen resolution (we can barely see the small lines of code when the screen is wide…) including source code for all lessons and assignment solutions, I guess it is included in the pdf at the end of the course, if so, it would be nicer to make it visible and accessible through the course (i.e, with each section, attaching it’s source code), otherwise, we need to copy code from screen, and the resolution is terrible on some screen shots, just to read what is written is hard (the letters are very small) explaining more on what we are doing and not just copying what is done like a monkey, i.e, expanding more on the semantics of each action. sometimes I felt like i’m just typing pieces of code without understanding what do they mean exactly, yes, of course there is a reference to learn more about it on external sources, but that I could have done without the course. don’t get me wrong, I am not complaining, I am happy for what I paid for, it was worth it, it’s just I think everything included in course should be full explained or not shown at all. Thanks for the time and effort, tips and pdf on the end liked the music during the course as well
Ryan Omar Le n Montero –
Excelent. !!! Punctual.
Eric Talley –
Yes it seems like a good match for me.
Keenan Mapp –
After taking a coding bootcamp it’s easier to understand. However C# seems so strict and this version of VS Code is insane in terms of ALL the stuff Microsoft makes available to you. MS SQL Server is easier to use than MySQL. I have been learning how to use a MERN stack but .NET seems pretty cool.
AJay Meher –
Coding screen shown should have been big and enlarged
Tim Meyer –
please better screen quality like hd 1024
Daryl Walker –
No disrespect to Cosmin, he is smart and knows his code…however he is NOT a teacher. I paid for this course while it was on promo, and still want my money back. If I had of paid full price, I would be completely livid right now. He isn’t teaching anything, he actually tells us to go teach ourselves CSS, HTML, and JavaScript! That’s half of the class! We’re paying HIM to teach us! Furthermore, the things that he does teach, he doesn’t do a good job at. He rushes through and expects you to just rewind or pause it and come back… which wouldn’t be a problem if he was actually explaining the subjects. Then he hits you with pop quizzes about subjects that he hasn’t adequately taught. His on programmer to full stack is false advertising. I wish I could give this a quarter star, but as I mentioned, he is smart and knows his code. The little that I’ve learned, I had to teach myself and I feel like I’ve wasted money and time with this course. I will finish it (I’m not a quitter), but am very disappointed.
Nuba Jackson –
definitely giving me a better understanding of how Application development works
Opritoiu ADrian –
A little bit dated, please update it to 2020…
Connie K. –
Very good! Simple and descriptive!!!