Learnjavathehardway.org Website Review

“Learn Ja*a the Hard Way” is a book with tutorial videos that teaches you how to code the same way a lot of us learned as children in the 1980s: typing in short, simple programs and getting them to work. The exercises and explanations in this book are distilled from my nearly two decades of experience teaching programming to ordinary students. Over 2,000 students have taken my clas*es and nine months later almost all of them knew how to code — at least a little! If you have ever bought another Ja*a book for “beginners” and been lost by page 10, then my book is for you. Your book will be available as a do*nload in PDF, Kindle (.mobi) and iPad (.epub) versions so you can read it on all of your favorite Hey there! I just wanted to shoot you a quick message (all the way from The Netherlands). I’ve just finished your Ja*a book, and it was You really got me hooked on this programming business! Yuval Toledano JA*A PROGRAMMING… THANK YOU! I can’t thank you enough for taking the time to write Learn Ja*a the Hard Way. I’ve always wanted to learn programming, but just never had the time or funds to go to school for it. I’ve tried various online courses, but not one of them took the time to explain why you typed what you did. All of them said “Use Eclipse!”. I haven’t finished one of them because I spent the majority of my time googling answers to my questions. I was confused and frustrated, then I found It’s like you know what questions are going to be asked, and if the answers aren’t in the book, I can watch the videos and find them. QUITE POSSIBLY THE GREATEST Thank you very much your book is quite possibly the greatest intro to programming I have ever read - I have tried and failed many times to learn programming but now I feel I can actually do this - your videos A week ago I started reading Learn Ja*a the Hard Way seriously. I’d had programming experience before (with Python and bits of other understood most programming concepts, the other materials were either too dry and boring or aimed at someone miles above me. I finally out