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Andrew Mead Web Development Courses

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2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2020–2022 · score 2.2

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A set of web development video courses by instructor Andrew Mead on Udemy, covering practical building of web projects. Commenters describe his lessons as followed by short practice challenges.

Commenters say Udemy is worth the money for learning specific skills, and one says Mead's energetic style and follow-up challenge videos helped them practice what they had just learned.

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  1. RecommendsNinJesterVr/learnprogramming2022in “Freecodecamp vs The Odin Project vs 100 Devs vs Udemy courses.”▲ 3

    I started with FCC, some courses through edX.org (Harvard and MIT courses), and quite a few courses on Udemy. They're all useful, but they also all have drawbacks: **FCC** didn't do the best job of explaining the *why* of it all. I learned *how* to do a lot of things, but not *why* I should do…

  2. Recommendstrung2012r/learnprogramming2020in “Self-taught developer, is it possible?”▲ 4

    Andrei Neagoie's courses are really good to get started. He might not be the best teacher for more advanced stuff but his style and energy will keep you going when it gets hard at first. Stephen Grider is extremely good at explaining concepts that are hard to grasp. He has a few advanced courses…

  3. MentionsStar_Godr/learnprogramming2018in “How can I introduce my 6th grader son to programming.”

    **Please read my very long post, I think it has some useful advice... :)** First before you let him touch programming, think about the following. Does he have a deep passion for problem solving? Does he like and excel at math? Would you say he's a smart and logical kid? Programming relies on…

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