Evan Kimbrell
60%+ of people who try to learn how to program end up quitting.
Why?
Is it because programming just isn’t for everyone ?
Or is it because only those with experience in hard sciences can learn it?
No, neither of those are true. It’s simply due to the fact that the vast majority of people who try don’t have a basic understanding of the technology they’re going to use.
How exactly can you tackle responsive design if you don’t now how a browser works?
How are you going to create a desktop application if you don’t know what makes your computer freeze constantly (besides porn, obviously)?
How are you going to hide your confused facial expression the next time your site’s server crashes because of a ode socket problem in your full stack Javascript?
If you’ve ever taken your computer to a technician and said Make it work or It don’t work good. Me cry then you’re exactly who needs this course.
Over the next 10 years the United States is expected to add over 2 million programming jobs. Jobs that pay well over $100,000 a year. And that’s just the United States (Merica’).
So if you’re trying to jump on the coding gravy train, put down your bronze statuette of Elon Musk standing on Mars, and start filling in the gaps in your ech literacy . Even if you yourself do not become a coding ninja yourself all the future coding ninjas you work with with thank you (and tell you to stop calling them coding ninjas).
Instructor Details
Courses : 3
Specification: Pre-Programming: Everything you need to know before you code
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44 reviews for Pre-Programming: Everything you need to know before you code
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Provider | |
| Duration | 6.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
Youssef Elshewikh –
(609) 598 3121
Mark LeBlanc –
Really enjoying the course.
Perla Gonzalez –
I learnt Python in 3 days, without previous knowledge, thanks to the tools provided in this course. A BIT MORE: I LOVED it from beginning to end. Is as if ‘Monty Python’ or ‘SNL’ explained you how the IT world works. I was learning & laughing the whole time. Not even my current coding teachers knew many of the details you’ll find here. KILLER JOB! BACKSTORY(Boring story like the on Karen gives before handing over the ‘Perfect Guacamole Recipe’): I’m an Industrial Designer with a Master in Design & Innovation(useless but I was so young & stupid ?). What I’m trying to say is I know very little of coding. I bought this course because I was admitted in a ‘Data Science Bootcamp’ & in 6 months from now I have to learn Python, HTML, C++, etc., basically this bootcamp is Johnny Sins (I guess you got the picture ?) So if you’re in the same situation as me(totally f*cked), you want to learn & love to laugh, BUY IT NOW! You’ll be reminded of Graham Chapman, this guy is truly AMAZING! ?
Silviu Leon –
Teaches me the basics of Computer Science and helps me understand it much better than school. Highly recommend it to those who are interested in this direction like I am.
Noval Rifaf –
sofar so good
Jon Matthew –
THANK YOU FOR THE HUMOR!
Vivekanand Avasarala –
Blown away
Alwyn James Dixon –
Fantastic introduction, love the sense of humour and it helps with understanding some of the terms used in other courses as well as being exposed to things I did not know before!
Elena Vassallo –
I am excited about what’s next. Very useful explanation about computer world which sometimes we are not sure what’s it means.
James Min –
Learned a lot of the basics of the basics, to get started on understanding the basics.
Rennda Plymale –
Interesting
Leigh Ann Simone Friedmann –
I know most of this stuff, but it wasn’t boring to watch. The lectures were engaging and fun to rehash all my old memories. Thank you.
Stephen Long –
This course is such a great overview. I started a course on coding and went through HTML and CSS pretty rapidly. Then JavaScript hit me between the eyes. I am in my mid fifties and some of the concepts about the concepts were foreign to me. I thought that a step back to get an overview would be good. Evan is great at this. I feel like I am not afraid to look under the hood and take a poke around. Thanks Evan!!
Louise Hogan –
The teacher is amusing and makes it accessible to people like me who know zero about the topic. He s the best kind do teacher
Pamela Payne –
Some of it is repetitive for me, as I have had other CompTia A+ and other classes. But basics always have a place and this is good. He keeps it interesting and fun.
CarlJames HAYWOOD –
I am learning lot’s about computers, and I am pretty excited to learn programming.
Alyssa Roy –
This is such a well thought out and engaging presentation of hard to understand information. It is well portrayed and scaffolded.
Mary Ranf Munz –
Informational and funny
Ali Sharifian –
yes
Coenie Richards –
Yes so far I understand more about computers.
Berkin Aral –
This course helped me to learn the basic concepts of programming.
Tamar Abduljawad –
It’s perfect. the teacher explains everything in a completely simple and beautiful way. love it so far!!
Phan Thi Bao Vien –
I am a total beginner to coding, yet Evan explained all in a very common sense that I got it all. Thank you so much for the course. Thank you Evan!
Amira Roula –
Funny so far, need more content for us who sort of almost no more then my grandma? And she is dead, died in the 90:ies
Jalal Ali –
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Inus Maree –
A great breakdown of all the web development directions to look into.
Mohamed El Sayed –
Loved how it’s easy to learn the big photo then when I go and learn any programming language it won’t be that hard and it’s not strange anymore.
Joseph Juergens –
It’s pretty interesting so far and I’ve learned a fair bit in the short time I’ve been watching.
Divina Aberin –
So far, so good. Evan is not putting me to sleep every two minutes, unlike some other courses, so this is a win.
Anders Edlund –
Some parts were missing. But otherwise i enjoyed it. It gave a good overview of the fundamental concepts and give you some structure before you start coding.
Paul Cody –
It is a fun and informative Tutorial.
Matthew Lyne Watt –
Very informative and insightful course. I went in with knowing nothing, and have come out feeling more confident about embarking into programming.
Chaitenya Kumar –
Great
Meenah –
Fantastic course. Evan is a great teacher and summarises difficult concepts very easily.
Alex Auch –
Awesome course so far! The information presented is easy to understand and broken down to easily digest.
Justin Norman –
very clear and understanding
Dennis Fonzi –
Awesome so far. Humor is great. Laughing and learning is a good thing!
Casper Vellekoop –
This is a useful course if you only have a vague notion of what’s going on in the IT world. If, for instance, you have heard of APIs, Ruby on Rails and CSS, but aren’t sure what they mean or do exactly, this course is for you. The presentation is good: recorded well, explained clearly, and with a dash of humor thrown in the mix.
Zita Bagi –
The content is great, but the lecturer talks too fast for me, and the slides/pictures are popping up too fast as well.
Diane Reid –
Interesting course, explained well. I also appreciate the instructor’s sense of humor (it makes learning more fun)!
Alyona Oftedahl –
Its great: engaging, funny and easy understandable.
Allira Perks –
Really funny, I’m so surprised that Evan can make this stuff entertaining.
Juni Das –
It is an amazing course, I learn a lot in a good and somewhat fun way.
Christina Schrauwers –
Very informative, well paced and well structured. The additional materials, tips and quizzes are really helpful. I had no idea about anything and recently started to work for a modern tech company as an assistant (not a developer). This course helped me to understand my colleagues so much better and gave me a lot more confidence. Also, now I want to learn to code myself 🙂 Thank you!