Programming has a reputation for being one of the most difficult disciplines to master enjoy this video review for Udacity as l am diving in programming
each course is separate if pay for intro to programming you just get access to that ,but you can do multiple courses at the same time your cash and time only
mostly its not easy to get an entry level job coming from outside EU as you be competing with engineers across the world ,my advice to easily get the entry level job in Ireland you can come for study doing masters or degree then after you finish you get one year to look for job
Hi Yes its 100% possible to start programming without any background l have seen a lot of people shifting to programming with zero background ,so go ahead and there is huge demand of programmers.
One of the biggest complaints I've seen people make about some programs is that the info being taught is outdated, sometimes by 3-6 years behind. Does this course suffer from the same, or have gaps in its curriculum? I'm currently unemployed, and wanting to make a change in my recent field of work-0. I get that a course like this doesn't hold much weight for hiring companies, but if I could at least have some training with a portfolio, maybe I could get a job as a Java developer, or something to continue gaining experience while I learn more.
l just did the course recently and it was having the latest content and they frequently update ,also you have some projects which will make you job ready and prove that you know your stuff
Years ago I received a nano-degree for iOS mobile development and the curriculum was GARBAGE!!! They way they explained protocols and delegates was TRASH. The way they explained DispatchQueue was trash, the way they explained persistence was TRASH!!
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Programming has a reputation for being one of the most difficult disciplines to master enjoy this video review for Udacity as l am diving in programming
do you pay for 1 course - or can you, for example, carry 3 nanodegrees in 2 month?
each course is separate if pay for intro to programming you just get access to that ,but you can do multiple courses at the same time your cash and time only
Am a junior Javascript developer 1.5yrs. Please I will like to get entry level job in Ireland, how can I do it??
mostly its not easy to get an entry level job coming from outside EU as you be competing with engineers across the world ,my advice to easily get the entry level job in Ireland you can come for study doing masters or degree then after you finish you get one year to look for job
@@techskimastery6488 good advise
Hi is it possible to get a coding job with a couple Udacity Nanodegrees and no college degree/experience?
Hi yes its possible since Udacity they have some projects which is very important when you will be looking for next job
Hi, is it possible to start programming without an IT background
Hi Yes its 100% possible to start programming without any background l have seen a lot of people shifting to programming with zero background ,so go ahead and there is huge demand of programmers.
Thank you so much
One of the biggest complaints I've seen people make about some programs is that the info being taught is outdated, sometimes by 3-6 years behind.
Does this course suffer from the same, or have gaps in its curriculum?
I'm currently unemployed, and wanting to make a change in my recent field of work-0. I get that a course like this doesn't hold much weight for hiring companies, but if I could at least have some training with a portfolio, maybe I could get a job as a Java developer, or something to continue gaining experience while I learn more.
l just did the course recently and it was having the latest content and they frequently update ,also you have some projects which will make you job ready and prove that you know your stuff
If I pay $399, I will learn any course,won't I?
Thank you
For the speed iOS development is developing, Thor iOS course is really rubbish
finished watching
Years ago I received a nano-degree for iOS mobile development and the curriculum was GARBAGE!!! They way they explained protocols and delegates was TRASH. The way they explained DispatchQueue was trash, the way they explained persistence was TRASH!!
Yah since you said years ago maybe during that time they were still developing