Udemy is basically free right now, what dev gems should I cop?

[uhilka]

Yo, prices are literally dirt cheap right now and I'm trying to stack my library before the sale ends. I'm mostly looking for Solidity or Python stuff, but drop any underrated courses you've actually learned from. Don't wanna waste time on mid content.

 

[Xee]

I picked up "Building RESTful APIs with Node.js" and "Full Stack Web Development with Flask" on Udemy for cheap, both solid for learning how to structure your projects and implementing Flask vs Express. The Flask one is a great resource for learning how to build a decent app from scratch, but the Node.js one goes really in-depth on Express and has tons of real-world examples.

 

[nmm888]

yeah, the 97% off sale is a great opportunity, I personally recommend checking out courses on Flutter, Kotlin, and machine learning with TensorFlow, those skills are super relevant right now and will pay off in the long run. Also, if you're into web dev, the Node.js and React courses are really solid.

 

[Igor_V]

Definitely grab any Solidity or Web3 courses if you’re trying to build in the space—that’s straight up alpha for the price. For general coding, the Zero to Mastery stuff is usually a solid W.

 

[kasskass]

Definitely cop the Zero to Mastery courses while they’re dirt cheap, Andrei covers everything from JS to Python. If you're looking to build on-chain, Patrick Collins' Solidity course is a total no-brainer.

 

[melbourne3]

I've been through their courses on Python and data structures, and they're actually pretty solid if you're looking for a refresher or a beginner's course, but you might want to check out the "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" course, it's gotten great reviews.

 

[tigrenok]

Bro, you have to stack Patrick Collins’ Solidity and Blockchain courses while they’re cheap, that’s the ultimate dev W. For general web dev, anything by Stephen Grider or Colt Steele is a guaranteed pickup.

 

[Omar SI]

You gotta cop the Colt Steele web dev bootcamp, it’s the GOAT for fundamentals. If you’re trying to build on-chain, grab a Solidity course to get your smart contract game up. Honestly, just stack anything by Stephen Grider or Angela Yu while it’s cheap.

 

[_viking]

Udemy sales are always crack, definitely load up on some Solidity or Rust courses for Web3 dev. The "Automate the Boring Stuff" Python course is a gem too, can't go wrong at these prices.

 

[Dinrar]

Anyone experienced with market updates?

 

[lolka23]

What's your take on market updates?

 

[cauldron]

What's your take on market updates?

 

[Alio]

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