*Wants to learn a programming language*
*visits Udemy*
*It's costly af*
*Visits youtube*
*Plays learn complete java in 30 min*
*Completed*
*Visits hacker earth*
*Started solving a problem*
-- eternity later--
*Still on same problem*
*Cries in corner*

THE END

Udemy has many times 10$/€ events for all the courses thats how i last time bought AI course

Also you should check coursera it offers courses for free if u dont need cert

Check https://depot.xda-developers.com/
it has reasonable prices

https://depot.xda-developers.com/se...

For java :)

I once bought Ethical hacking course it does teach but always remember it is up to you to become a pro, those courses just teach the headlines that are enough to help carrying on

Ik @ivrat, it was just a joke
and yes, sites like mooc,coursera are good

@ivrat is Udemy really legit? They do these "exclusive" offers almost on a daily basis so either they're desperate for new Learners or the courses just aren't good

@JamesRune the ai course was priced for 200eur and i bought it for 10 im kinda halfway through it, but i think this course is good enough with good narrations and vids and also materials

But i think quality of courses are different its important to check what is included or how the course is rated

Coursera offers students a grant for their courses also check classcentral.com here many free and complete course on almost all topic will be available (they provide links to all the top e-learning sites)

Java 💜💜

Same here bro. Udemy is hit or miss. I usually only get the 90% off or free courses. Derek Banas is a demogod but he speaks really fast and skips over some stuff. Still I feel weirdly overconfident after watching his stuff. There was one udemy instructor I absolutely loved. Brad Schiff's "Git a Web Developer Job: Mastering the Modern Workflow."

But with my brain if I don't put it into practice immediately and often, any course is worthless in the end.

Yeah conventional paperback books are the best (idk why I don't like ebooks ;__;)

In itunes you can get computer science courses from Stanford and MIT for free. I would think those would be excellent. Probably other schools are involved too.

@ninjatini lol itunes <.<

With udemy, check the previews, buy for $10.

I need to like a speakers tone of voice, otherwise I can't learn.

Bought the Rust programming language, And Elixir & Phoenix bootcamp. Both are quite good so far. Not incredible, but very decent.

You can often find loads of coupons around the internet for udemy as well.

@ivrat yeah it needs to die. But that content is good and free. You can probably get it elsewhere

Udemy def has some gems. A lot of it is utter shit as well though, and some of the instructors are spamming useless emails like theres no tomorrow.

There are udemy courses with discounts from time to time. What do you want to learn? I have some good resources for many that are free and that I have cross checked with paid courses to gage quality :) i has an assistant teacher at uni, so had to git gud on this stuff to help others :) if you have any particular tech stacks that you want to learn lemme know, interests (e.g web devel, machine learning) as well!

There's even a link somewhere on reddit (r/udemyfreebies) which applies a 'everything for 10,-' promo, if there's no current promotion 😄
Works like a charm!

Also, Udacity is nice and courses are free as well