15 Python Courses for free @udemy

Darn. I just paid £1600 for this last week.

FWIW, these are the 19 EDUCBA courses you can get for free, follow this link for all of them... for ease of use add all 25 to cart, apply the coupon, then remove any that aren't discounted.
https://www.udemy.com/use…na/

tam198412/10/2018 20:38

And the playlists to these would be where? Do you have a list? Can you …And the playlists to these would be where? Do you have a list? Can you prove they are better? .......Read lessRead more

listed here 4 channels that to offer very good tutorials , they cover most things not just python.

FreeCodeCamp

Corey Schafer

Academind

Traversy Media

shock1871 m ago

Showing as £14.99 when following the links?

Use Coupon : OCT_SPL

Didn't work for me at the start too. This worked:

1. remove all from cart
2. clear cookies
3. go to first course page
4. click on 'have a coupon?' and put the coupon in
5. the price must have changed to Free. Add to Cart
6. keep adding other courses (no need to reenter the coupon), the price will remain Free for all items in the cart
7. log in to Checkout (edited)

Gotta be honest with myself - I'm NEVER gonna do any of these free or not...

Nearly $1,500 worth (apparently) of courses for free on a very popular technology right now?
Yes please! Thanks OP!

I managed to get 18 of them for free.

Titles:
Data Science with Python

Python for IoT Tutorials

Advanced Python for IoT & IoT Based Data Analysis

Artificial Intelligence with Python

Video Analytics Using OpenCV and Python Shells

Pandas with Python Tutorial

Machine Learning using Python

Statistics for Data Science using Python

Design Patterns using Python

Cryptography using Python

IoT (Internet of Things) Automation with ESP8266

IoT (Internet of Things) Automation using Raspberry Pi

Python GUI Programming using Tkinter and Python

Python Pyramid Web Dev - Beginners

Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin Fundamentals

Initial Coin Offering (ICO) Tutorials

Introduction to Cryptocurrency

Dash as a Cryptocurrency

Managed to grab 18 courses. Wouldn't work on Django etc.

So we all gonna be competing against each other on the job market come 2 years time? (edited)

Now let's see how long it takes us to actually start a course

Also try real.discount/


it does work for me! 100%

Just started watching the Introduction section of some of these courses.

And honest they are...... not great. At all.

It's nice that these are free but if you're serious about learning, don't bother.

I'm going to archive all of them now. I don't think I'll ever revisit them.

i counted 14 courses, it says 15 in desc. though got all of them for free
thanks op

Glad I didn't pay, just started listening to the first one and English is definitely the guys second language. Was like being on a phone call to three retentions, strong Indian accent.

Just very difficult to take him complex information, for myself at least

shock18712/10/2018 11:44

Showing as £14.99 when following the links?

Use the code given.

I added all the courses and entered the code once, got them all for free. Thanks OP! (edited)

beardsbn12/10/2018 12:28

Not working for me [Image]

Remove the other code..

aydenthelion7 m ago

Damn, doesn't work anymore

works for me

Any other courses this works for (except for anything cryptocurrency)?

frearider2 h, 57 m ago

Glad I didn't pay, just started listening to the first one and English is …Glad I didn't pay, just started listening to the first one and English is definitely the guys second language. Was like being on a phone call to three retentions, strong Indian accent.Just very difficult to take him complex information, for myself at leastRead lessRead more

Yep, can't understand a word he says. Bin.

Mega heat!

Now what will everyone do with their free teachings?

Quidco cashback 25% exclusive rate! worth a try

padamowicz9312/10/2018 13:33

Managed to grab 18 courses. Wouldn't work on Django etc.So we all gonna be …Managed to grab 18 courses. Wouldn't work on Django etc.So we all gonna be competing against each other on the job market come 2 years time?Read lessRead more

Not with the sheer amount of tech roles. I work in tech at the minute and I get 2-3 job offers a week to my inbox or LinkedIn.

padamowicz9319th Oct

Thanks gives me hope

The best advice I can give you is to build a non-work portfolio

- Contribute to open source projects
- Make git contributions
- Blog on Medium or another platform
- Build side projects using your code

These are far more important than a CV in today's world. I have hired developers with a single page CV but a long history of git contributions to an open source framework.

Build, build, comment, build, comment, blog, comment, build and then build some more. Profit.

Great Spot, thanks!

Just a note, they are all from EDUCBA who are a massive online courses provider.

Now just to stock up on the coffee before pulling the all nighters..

dma_hukd35 m ago

how do you remove ? I dont get the option

I wasn't able to remove the other code so I close the browser and click the link again on this post and it worked. Bear in mind, I added the code and the courses before I created an account. Had I done that other way round, I am not sure if it would have worked. Hope you get it working.

oxxomarin51 m ago

Didn't work for me at the start too. This worked:1. remove all from cart2. …Didn't work for me at the start too. This worked:1. remove all from cart2. clear cookies3. go to first course page4. click on 'have a coupon?' and put the coupon in5. the price must have changed to Free. Add to Cart6. keep adding other courses (no need to reenter the coupon), the price will remain Free for all items in the cart7. log in to CheckoutRead lessRead more

Thanks I had the same and following those steps helped me.

Also this discount is unbelievable why offer such an extensive content for a high in demand programming language? A glitch? If I could, I would give the author 1000+ hots.

Worked for me! Now all I gotta do is learn python!

Worked for me. Thanks. Got 5 courses on CryptoCurrency too :-)

carling831 m ago

Darn. I just paid £1600 for this last week.

Sorry about that, it must be really annoying.

Voted Hot

carling81 h, 13 m ago

Darn. I just paid £1600 for this last week.

If its last week then you can get your money back. They do 30 days money back guarantee.

suchitmehta77 h, 11 m ago

i counted 14 courses, it says 15 in desc. though got all of them for free …i counted 14 courses, it says 15 in desc. though got all of them for free thanks opRead lessRead more

Is Maths course free as well? Either you or OP needs that.

Well done to OP, but i feel this waste of time... You will not learn anything useful on these courses.
There better tutorial / playlist on youtube then these........

Managed to get 19 of them free, cheers OP

Got 18 courses and used the code, thanks op. I used my mobile and I put the code in and it override the auto applied code.

I see a lot of people posting why this is a great deal but not one person saying they have idea what the courses are about, or why they will be useful to them.

deleted3074213/10/2018 04:26

I see a lot of people posting why this is a great deal but not one person s …I see a lot of people posting why this is a great deal but not one person saying they have idea what the courses are about, or why they will be useful to them.Read lessRead more

I said the same thing only a bit more sarcastically

People just love a freebie. I've hundreds of freebie kindle books I'll never read.

I've done a bit of Python coding. It was easy enough although functions were a bit tricky. It also didn't solve the problems I had which only learning Android would do so I managed to learn Android instead.

Python is easy but powerful, it's great for web based and personal solutions and it's an easy enough language to learn. After learning one language, other languages are easy enough to adapt.

On the other hand, it's not great for GUI or heavy graphic based solutions so if you want to code gaming or portable solutions, look elsewhere.

My advice is, find a problem and create a solution. If there is a solution then do it better or differently.

You also don't need to reinvent the wheel. Use StackOverflow for solutions and copy and paste the best voted answers because no matter what your problem, someone else will have faced it. (I'm not saying this as plaigerism but that there's usually more than one way to solve a problem. There is also a best way to solve a problem, use StackOverflow to find the best way.)

Finally code, code and code some more. Instead of watching Eastenders try coding instead. That's what I do. I love solving problems.

GlentoranMark46 m ago

I said the same thing only a bit more sarcastically People just love a …I said the same thing only a bit more sarcastically People just love a freebie. I've hundreds of freebie kindle books I'll never read.I've done a bit of Python coding. It was easy enough although functions were a bit tricky. It also didn't solve the problems I had which only learning Android would do so I managed to learn Android instead. Python is easy but powerful, it's great for web based and personal solutions and it's an easy enough language to learn. After learning one language, other languages are easy enough to adapt.On the other hand, it's not great for GUI or heavy graphic based solutions so if you want to code gaming or portable solutions, look elsewhere.My advice is, find a problem and create a solution. If there is a solution then do it better or differently. You also don't need to reinvent the wheel. Use StackOverflow for solutions and copy and paste the best voted answers because no matter what your problem, someone else will have faced it. (I'm not saying this as plaigerism but that there's usually more than one way to solve a problem. There is also a best way to solve a problem, use StackOverflow to find the best way.)Finally code, code and code some more. Instead of watching Eastenders try coding instead. That's what I do. I love solving problems.Read lessRead more

Totally agreed. If you're new to coding then these courses may help but in all honestly I managed to pick up Python very quickly having already had experience in other languages. I find it's a great 'test bench' language for coding a solution to something that is quick and inelegant before refining it, or for using as a layer between web-apps that are lightweight.

padamowicz9313/10/2018 19:46

Do you do it for a living?

No but I love coding.

I'm 50 btw so there is hope for everyone.