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Get this 11-course complete computer science bundle for only $49
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Thanks to shows like Silicon Valley, nerd is now the new cool. Like the Pied Piper gang on the show, nerds are the geniuses responsible for creating the things you love. Their computer science and engineering skills made the app you open every 5 minutes, the websites you never close, and even the device you’re reading this on happen. In conclusion: Nerds run the world. So ask yourself, why wouldn’t you want to be a nerd?
It’s never too late to try. The 2019 Complete Computer Science Bundle will supply you with the technical chops you need to create your dream product, start a successful side hustle, or snag a job that makes bank. And you don’t even have to spend a briefcase of cash to get it. Right now, you can gain access to the bundle for $49 at the Mashable Shop.
This learning package packs 11 courses and over 800 sets of lessons that cover everything from basic Python programming to developing chatbots and building voice apps. You’ll start with an introductory course on Python and progress to learning scalable programming with Scala and Spark. You’ll get a comprehensive course on the three powerful and versatile JavaScript frameworks: jQuery, AngularJS, and ReactJS, and learn the solid fundamentals of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. You’ll also get introduced to three software testing technologies — Sikuli, Selenium, and JUnit — and procure a step-by-step guide on building your own voice app that will give Siri a run for its money. As a bonus, you’ll also acquire pointers on interviewing for programming jobs so you can secure your dream role.
All in all, these courses would amount to $1,450.99, but today’s deal brings the price down to only $49 — a savings of 96 percent.
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