Learning to code is cool!

Boing Boing's Shop 9:00 am Wed Sep 20, 2017

You can pick up a wide variety of software development skills with this Learn to Code 2017 Bundle. It’s available now in the Boing Boing Store for a pay-what-you-want arrangement — just beat the average purchase price to lock in a healthy discount for this collection of professional tech courses.

To get you up to speed on modern web development, you’ll get access to beginner resources for learning basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Once you’ve got a handle on the fundamentals of front-end, you can get familiar with advanced tools like Angular and Ruby on Rails to help you build robust full-stack applications. This bundle also features a dedicated section for iOS development if mobile apps are your true calling.

Here’s the full course list:

Learn How To Code: Google's Go Programming Language
The Complete Python Course: Beginner to Advanced!
Learn By Example: Scala
Projects in Programming Languages: Ruby, Python, Java
Learn Angular 2 from Beginner to Advanced
How to Make a Freaking iPhone App: iOS 10 and Swift 3
The Complete Web Developer Masterclass: Beginner To Advanced
Git Complete Mastery With GitHub: 100% Hands-on Git Guide
Professional Rails Code Along — $40 Value JavaScript Programming Complete

You can pay what you want for the Learn to Code 2017 Bundle here.

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