The 2017 Learn to Code Bundle is here. Get access to over 156 hours of premium coding instruction and learn to code in Python, Ruby, and several other languages. Originally priced for over $1,550, you can now pay whatever you want for this Learn to Code 2017 Bundle. Head over to Wccftech Deals for more details.
Here is what's included in the bundle:
1- Learn to Code 2017: Google’s Go Programming Language
- Access 169 lectures and 21 hours of content 24/7
- Learn fundamentals of programming in Go
- Understand modern best-practices for programming in all languages
- Use a command line interface terminal
- Work with GitHub to collect open source code
- Increase your productivity with an IDE such as Webstorm or Atom.io
2- The Complete Python Course: Beginner to Advanced!
- Access 78 lectures & 8.5 hours of content 24/7
- Install Python and set up PyCharm
- Learn Python basics like numbers, strings, Boolean operators, lists, dictionaries, variables, and much more
- Understand PEP guidelines, loops, classes & objects, comments, and more
- Build a calculator and create an RPG script
- Master web scraping using Beautiful Soup
- Explore building web databases with MongoDB
- Learn WebPy for web app development
3- Learn By Example: Scala
- Access 67 lectures and 6.5 hours of content 24/7
- Use Scala with an intermediate level of proficiency
- Read and understand Scala programs, including those with highly functional forms
- Identify the similarities and differences between Java and Scala to use each to their advantages
Other courses include:
- 4- Projects in Programming Languages: Ruby, Python, Java
- 5- Learn Angular 2 from Beginner to Advanced
- 6- How to Make a Freaking iPhone App: iOS 10 and Swift 3
- 7- The Complete Web Developer Masterclass: Beginner To Advanced
- 8- Git Complete Mastery and GitHub: 100% Hands-on Git Guide
- 9- Professional Rails Code Along
- 10- JavaScript Programming Complete
Original value: $1,573 | Wccftech Deals: Pay What You Want
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