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Coding for Entrepreneurs

Udemy

3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2014–2016 · score 2.7

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A Udemy course by Justin Mitchel that walks students step by step through building projects, such as an eCommerce site, using Python and Django. Commenters describe it as a hands-on, build-along walkthrough.

Commenters call it a solid, step-by-step starting point for building a web project, and praise the instructor's willingness to help.

Web & Mobile Developmentbeginnerfreemiumvideo lectures#python#django#web development#ecommerce#justin mitchel

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20142016

On Reddit (4)

  1. Strongly recommendsawsomntbikerr/Python2016in “still struggling with Django”

    Do a search for "coding for entrepreneurs", there's some great videos on YouTube and some paid udemy courses. Highly recommended.

  2. Recommendshashtag_RIPr/startups2014in “Beyond Codecademy, how do I teach myself the coding skills I would need to build a great website?”▲ 2

    Udemy has a lot of great user-created courses from entrepreneurs like you. I recommend "Coding for Entrepreneurs". The creator has many different projects, and is more than willing to chat on Facebook with questions. The dudes a boss.

  3. RecommendsJustinColer/Entrepreneur2014in “Another Experiment: Facebook Ads $15 spent”▲ 0

    You might consider looking at a Django platform. It's actually pretty easy (and cheap) to build an eCommerce site such as yours. There's a great course for getting started on Udemy called Coding for Entrepreneurs. It's literally a step-by-step walk-through of creating an eCommerce site. The…

  4. MentionsSolutionhunterr/learnprogramming2015in “If you are a beginner learning programming today, I would advise against using Udacity”

    I have access to Justin Mitchel's Coding for Entrepreneurs. But I haven't started on it. Because I want to concentrate on learning Python to at least an intermediate level rather than confusing myself with multiple languages. Here are reviews I have found of this course of his: "Please focus on…

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