I’ve registered cvladan & meritplanhr on every course They should be available for 1 year after purchase.
https://www.reddit.com/r/bigseo/comments/b4ihbz/what_are_the_best_paid_video_courses_to_learn/
You Can Now Take Moz Academy Courses for Free - Moz
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SEO Fundamentals (part of Starter Pack)
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Keyword Research (part of Starter Pack)
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Local SEO Fundamentals (part of Starter Pack)
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Page Optimization (part of Sequel Pack)
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Backlink Basics (part of Sequel Pack)
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Reporting on SEO (part of Sequel Pack)
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Backlink Audit & Removal
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Finding Potential SEO Clients (part of SEO Client Prospecting and Pitch Series)
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Prepare for the SEO Client Pitch (part of SEO Client Prospecting and Pitch Series)
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Selling the Value of SEO
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Client Onboarding
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How to Use Moz Pro
React Learning Resources
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Free during COVID-19 - perfect resource Free Online Learning Due to Coronavirus or maybe here
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Bootcamp Rankings and reviews: SwitchUp and Course Report, CourseDuck is mixed for coupon codes
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Hackr.io to find programming courses
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All the free Udemy courses: TutsNode
Free Coding Bootcamps: The Best No-Cost Coding Programs | Career Karma
GitHub Student Developer Pack - GitHub Education
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Code with Mosh Download for free at Course Downloader or attend at Freetutorials.ca
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Wes Bos Courses Free introductory courses:
- JavaScript 30 — Build 30 things with vanilla JS in 30 days with 30 tutorials
- CSS Grid — Learn all about CSS Grid with Wes Bos in this free video series!
- What The Flexbox?! — A simple 20 video course that will help you master CSS Flexbox
- Command Line Power User — A free video series for web developers on learning a modern command line workflow with ZSH, Z and related tools.
- Mastering Markdown — A mini video series to learn to write in Markdown
Pirated downloads in Google Drive: React.js @ ProLoguePro.com
TwilioQuest - Discover your power to change the world with code.
My profiles
My public profiles: Pluralsight | Codecademy | Skillshare Vladan (mostly inactive profiles): Pluralsight (no account) | Codecademy (changeable name & username) | freeCodeCamp.org | Coursera
0.freeCodeCamp.org; free for everybody
Free for 6 months - Become a Front-End Developer
Learning Sites
In my order of quality
1. Frontend Masters; 6 months free
6 months free membership by enrolling on GitHub Student Developer Pack; subscribed for free from May 2020 to Oct 2020
- Content Type: Only IT; Front-end focused
- Level 1 Learning Experience: Video only
Frontend Masters courses definitely skew toward intermediate/advanced, and they are almost wholly focused on the JavaScript ecosystem. Almost all the teachers are senior devs at leading companies, so their workflows and techniques are very much based in that production mindset.
Some of the courses (less than one third) are available also on Pluralsight, but none of the new ones.
Notable Instructors: Mike North, Brian Holt and Kyle Simpson Notable Courses: Kyle Simpson’s course on advanced JavaScript
2. Pluralsight; 10 days free
10 days free trial; used free 1 Covid month in April 2020
- Content Type: IT + solid selection on management and Agile courses
3. Codecademy; free 3 months
free 3 months from May to July 2020 as support people impacted by COVID-19
- Level 2 Learning Experience: Video and Interactive questions
Good entry-level coding website for the language modules it offers; for those on a budget looking to develop the basic skills
Notable Courses: 3-4 React courses
4. Egghead.io; lot of free community courses
Some legendary courses by Dan Abramov are free Community courses are completely free as they are sponsored.
Notable Courses: any by Dan Abramov
Useful for mid-level developers; Off the bat I’ll say that Pluralsight has way more depth / options for a comparable price Egghead Courses Review
X. Scotch.io
In december 2019, acquired by DigitalOcean, so that’s why all the content is free to everyone
Lot of outdated courses, lots of basic courses, but some can be worth watching:
- The Ultimate Guide to JS Algorithms; January 2019
- Quiz Game with React and GraphQL; June 2019
- Creating a Custom API with Strapi - A Node Headless CMS
6. Scrimba; all courses are free; bootcamps are not
There are mostly free courses; around 90% of them but bootcamps are paid but not expensive. With bootcamps you can reach Professional level of expertise.
- Level 2 Learning Experience: Video & Interactive screencasts and challenges, but somehow immature
Notable Courses: around 90% of them are free but bootcamps are not
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Build an app with React and GraphQL with Karl Hadwen; Apr 2020
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Build Tic Tac Toe with React Hooks with Thomas Weibenfalk, Feb 2020
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Learn Hooks In One Hour with Christian Jensen, Feb 2019
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UI Design Fundamentals with Gary Simon
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Guide To Algorithms with Jonathan Lee Martin; six different binary search algorithms in JavaScript
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Bootstrap 4 Tutorial with Neil Rowe, 2018
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Paid bootcamp The React Bootcamp recently updated; $18
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Outdated: Introduction To Javascript with Dylan C. Israel, 2018
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Outdated: TypeScript Tutorial: An Intro To TypeScript with Dylan C. Israel, 2018
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Outdated: ES6 Tutorial: Learn Modern JavaScript with freeCodeCamp; year 2018
5. Skillshare; 2 months free trial;
Extra: Share 2 free months of Premium with your friends, and earn a free month for each friend once they complete their first full payment.
- Content Type: Very thin IT = only Web Development; Mostly “Create. Build. Thrive” aka Graphic Design, Animation, Leadership, Lifestyle, Productivity
Notable Courses: Adobe XD?
6. Treehouse; 7 days free trial;
7. Skillcrush; cheap for $699
a online 12-week bootcamp; interesting concept
8. LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com); 1 month free trial;
“Ye olde” legend;
9. Codeschool; defunct now as acquired by Pluralsight
… but you can still find their courses on Pluralsight.
X. W3Schools has React Tutorial
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TutsPlus = Envato Tuts+ have lots of free courses Various courses with specifics to include Design & Illustration courses
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Codementor to find a developer for live 1:1 mentorship & freelance projects. Quite pricey ~ $30/15min
Free Bootcamp
Apply to our course - Founders and Coders You might not need that $15K coding bootcamp
X. Expensive Courses
- Testing JavaScript with Kent C. Dodds; on egghead.io platform; expensive $332
Suggested courses to attend
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Front-End Web Development with React by The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology via Coursera
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Suggested authors & courses:
- Maximilian Schwarzmuller: React 16: The Complete Course (incl. React Router 4 & Redux)
- Stephen Grider: Modern React with Redux Training Course
- Andrew Mead: The Complete React Developer Course (w/ Hooks and Redux)
Suggestions: Comments on this post
Other
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All of the famous Robin Wieruch (RWieruch) books: Road to React, Road to Redux, Road to GraphQL, Road to Firebase Check: Facebook
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Free & official GraphQL tutorial: How to GraphQL
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Just JavaScript a course by Dan Abramov
React: Awesome list of resources on Web Development Project based learning: tuvtran/project-based-learning: Curated list of project-based tutorials
Top 25 Websites for You to Learn Coding for Free in 2020
Learn by Doing: The 8 Best Interactive Coding Websites | by Daniel Borowski | Tech x Talent | Medium
Reactive Programming
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The introduction to Reactive Programming you’ve been missing · GitHub paldepind/flyd
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Utility library for functional programming (Ramda vs Lodash) on Activity Stream | Trello
Youtube videos to watch / Quick Courses to attend
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Official by Firebase: The Firebase Database For SQL Developers
Resources for Javascript & React articles, snippets, tricks and scenarios
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Alligator.io: React | GraphQL | TypeScript
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On patterns; in order of quality
- es6-design-patterns
- Learning JavaScript Design Patterns book by Addy Osmani from 2017
- React Patterns
Milestone Articles
Deciding on Color palettes:
You can use tools like Smart Swatch (https://smart-swatch.netlify.com/) or Palx (https://palx.jxnblk.com/) to generate color hues based on a single color
Odin Project is centered around Ruby/Rails whereas FreeCodeCamp teaches Node.js, so it might actually be confusing to dig into Odin if you’re already deep in FCC. The Odin Project
Although I started with Codecademy, what actually brought programming to life for me was Khan Academy. I’d started Codecademy’s HTML course but dropped it somewhere along the way. When I started Khan Academy’s JavaScript course a couple months later, the concepts started to come together in a way they hadn’t before. It wasn’t just the language change – it was the way the material was presented; Khan Academy takes a very different approach. I recently went back to Codecademy to get back to basics and review JavaScript syntax and fundamentals after spending several months learning Ruby on Rails. It was incredibly beneficial but just not as engaging to me as Khan Academy.
Ima dosta Lesson-a besplatnih, ali Project odnosno Quiz NIKAD nisu besplatni.
https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/4bsl4q/free_alternative_to_codecademy/
MOOC.fi GitHub - ossu/computer-science: Path to a free self-taught education in Computer Science!
Microsoft je izbacio nodejs kurs, fazon “zero to hero” https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/learn/paths/build-javascript-applications-nodejs