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Mr. Chavez has them 1337 h4x0r skillz.
The courses are not even worth taking for free. Don’t waste your money.
Why do you say that exactly? Seems like all the courses have good reviews and the instructors all seem credible.
Why not…? Can you offer any *reasons*, ie facts?
Your opinion w/o any explanation is hardly helpful.
I hope the “Elite Programmer” part in this title was an exaggeration. Programming is a skill that takes years to become great at no matter how many videos you may cram in your head within a short period of time. Been coding for 4 years now and I still can’t say I am an elite programmer.
These comments are not helpful for insight into the product.
@ericsanchez:disqus — why are they not worth it?
The title is not an “exaggeration”, it’s called Marketing. It’s beyond the basics, but obv coding takes practice.
I’m a non-programmer, but would like to learn. I failed a C++ course 15 yrs ago b/c the instructor was *the most dull person I’d ever encountered*. I know a dynamic teacher could’ve helped, b/c my UNIX instructor (at same school) was super-fun, I picked it up fast, and I was a UNIX admin for many years.