Daily Deal: The Complete 2016 Learn to Code Bundle

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Fri, May 13th 2016 10:30am — Daily Deal

Snap up the $59 Complete 2016 Learn to Code Bundle and dive into over 100 hours of training and tutorials. The 8 courses included in the bundle cover Python, AngularJS, HTML5, PHP, Ruby and much more. You will learn web development by completing projects, building your own apps and setting up your own social network.

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Anonymous Coward, 13 May 2016 @ 10:35am

Look at all that gibberish on the screen! Is that a terrorist laptop?
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Lawrence D’Oliveiro, 13 May 2016 @ 3:22pm

Unfortunately, It’s Python 2, Not 3
The blurb specifically mentions Python 2.7.3. Seems a waste of time to learn obsolete technology...
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- Anonymous Coward, 15 May 2016 @ 6:02pm
  
  Re: Unfortunately, It’s Python 2, Not 3
  You, obviously, don't understand what learning to program means. It is the obsolete technology that comes back to haunt you, if you had any real world experience. Too bad there are so many like you that fail to understand what programming is and is not, and are so caught up in "what's new" that they don't see that most of it is regurgitated "what's old".
  
  Go and learn COBOL programming, Fortran programming, ALGOL and ALGOL 68, SIMULA and ML, even LISP or Scheme, and then see how little the modern languages have really changed.
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