Free - CSS: Basics - Adv. for front end dev./HTML5: Basics - Adv./Complete ReactJs: Basics - Adv./Pract. Web Dev:22 in 1 - Udemy

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Lysander on 20/07/2021 - 22:25 udemy.com (238 clicks)
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Some more interesting and useful Udemy courses - some were free a little while ago so here is a good opportunity to grab them in case you missed them the last time around.

CSS - Basics To Advanced for front end development (2021) Code: FREEJULY6

HTML5 - From Basics to Advanced level (2021) Code: FREEJULY6

The Complete ReactJs Course - Basics to Advanced (2021) Code: FREEJULY6

Practical Web Development: 22 Courses in 1 Code: WEB22JULY2021

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  ar7ist on 20/07/2021 - 23:22

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  I have studied some basic programming (C++ and Java) in my university but never got around to website development. I do want to design a website and have some questions if someone could help me:
  * Are the coding languages considerably different from C++ and Java?
  * Which language do I start with? Which languages should I learn if I want a fully functional website with a good design?
  * Is front end the design aspect and backend the website functionality?
  * How do I host a website? Do we first buy a domain name (from Godaddy for example), then buy a hosting service? Don't really get this concept. Where do I code (or deploy the code) in this case?
  * Can I host my website on a Rasberry Pi 4?
  * Is there a course that can help me from A-Z of what I've asked above

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    bodiesonfire on 21/07/2021 - 07:24

    The last one above goes through all you need to know for a basic site.

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  [Deactivated] on 21/07/2021 - 14:08

  Can people please STOP posting repeats of these courses… they are free for a reason, because they are usually low quality /crappy BS. cheers

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    Lysander on 21/07/2021 - 21:43

    So, as an example, take the first course: 153000 students, 1475 reviews, rated 4.4 out of 5.
    Do you reckon that is all fake?
    Also, even the "non-human" poster on this site has stated he learned making his bots after doing one of the Udemy course - going by that it seems to me that some of these courses work very well.