Online programming course features

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Which features of an online programming course are the most important for you? If you already know how to code, then please imagine you are an absolute beginner again :) PICK 5 ANSWERS MAXIMUM!

Get a course taught by a professional programmer for a small fraction of a coding bootcamp cost.

Get to know IT world thanks to special sections with industry insights (career tips, mental approach, debunking myths, q&a sessions and more).

Know your instructor! Get access to his professional background including education, projects, blogs, CV, LinkedIn and GitHub.

Experience the course, which is based on students needs and feedback.

Learn from instructor, who is self-taught and went from zero to professional, mentoring others and completing advanced computer science coursework offered online by top universities (including MIT, Stanford or Duke).

Get access to support Facebook group and active Q&A forum.

Experience a careful deep dive into IT world to quickly see if programming is for you (or not).

Build projects, that you can share with your friends: text-based escape room game, strong password generator and web scraper for gathering interesting job postings.

Focus on practice using coding exercises.

Write your first program in the first 10 minutes of the course with detailed explanations and help from the instructor.

Use carefully prepared additional resources with helpful links.

Learn and implement common algorithms by understanding computer science essentials.

Learn Python - one of the top programming languages in the world used by Wikipedia, Google, NASA, CERN, Dropbox, Netflix, Facebook and many many more. Python is also commonly applied in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science or Web Development.

Go from absolute beginner, to knowing IT industry insights and having 3 cool programming projects, which you’ll be able to code by yourself.

Which of the sentences below correctly describe you? If you already know how to code, then please imagine you are an absolute beginner again :)

You have very little or no programming background.

You just want to see if programming is right for you before investing more money into education.

You want to know how IT world looks from the inside.

You’re looking for a place to start your programming journey.

You want to learn programming basics using Python.

You like to focus on practice more than on theory.

You want to create cool and fun programs that you can share with your friends.

If you have any cool features in mind, that would make you choose one programming course over another you can write them here:

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