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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/pre-programming-everything-you-need-to-know-before-you-code/
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课程名称：编程前置知识：编码前您需要了解的一切 课程概述：超过60%的尝试学习编程的人最终放弃，原因是什么？是因为“编程不适合每个人”吗？还是只有具备硬科学背景的人才能学会编程？其实都不是。大多数尝试编程的人缺乏对所用技术的基本理解。比如，如果您不知道浏览器的工作原理，怎么能处理响应式设计？又如何创建桌面应用程序而不明白计算机卡顿的原因呢？当您的网站服务器因为“节点套接字问题”崩溃时，您又如何掩饰那一脸困惑？如果您曾向技术人员求助，并简单地说“让它工作”或者“它不好使，我想哭”，那么这门课程正适合您。 未来十年，美国预计将新增超过200万个编程岗位，这些岗位年薪通常超过10万美元。因此，如果您想加入编码的浪潮，放下您手中那尊埃隆·马斯克在火星上站立的青铜雕像，开始填补您“技术素养”的空白吧。即便您自己不成为“编程忍者”，与您共事的未来编程人才也会感谢您（并告诉您停止称呼他们为编程忍者）。 讲师简介：我是埃文·金布雷尔，我本人也曾在学习编程的基础知识时遇到过困难。如果失败编程是一项运动，我可能会在梦之队中占有一席之地。如今，我经营一家名为Sprintkick的网页和移动开发机构，过去四年间，我们开发和管理了超过100个网页和移动应用程序。我是如何从“技术上受限”的状态中走出来的呢？很简单，我花时间学习了关于基本计算机、网页和编程技术以及现代技术趋势和高级概念的必要知识。本课程是一条加速路径，旨在让您达到“我明白了”的状态，从而能够正确有效地与技术沟通。
60%+ of people who try to learn how to program end up quitting.Why?Is it because "programming just isn't for everyone"?Or is it because only those with experience in hard sciences can learn it?No, neither of those are true. It's simply due to the fact that the vast majority of people who try don't have a basic understanding of the technology they're going to use. How exactly can you tackle responsive design if you don't know how a browser works?How are you going to create a desktop application if you don't know what makes your computer freeze constantly (besides porn, obviously)?How are you going to hide your confused facial expression the next time your site's server crashes because of a "node socket problem" in your full stack Javascript?If you've ever taken your computer to a technician and said "Make it work" or "It don't work good. Me cry" then you're exactly who needs this course.Over the next 10 years the United States is expected to add over 2 million programming jobs. Jobs that pay well over $100,000 a year. And that's just the United States (Merica').So if you're trying to jump on the coding gravy train, put down your bronze statuette of Elon Musk standing on Mars, and start filling in the gaps in your "tech literacy". Even if you yourself do not become a "coding ninja" yourself all the future coding ninjas you work with with thank you (and tell you to stop calling them coding ninjas).About your instructor:Hi, I'm Evan Kimbrell. I too struggled to learn the basics of programming. If failing to program were a sport, I'd be on the Dream Team. Today, I run a web and mobile development agency called Sprintkick and over the last 4 years we've built and managed over 100+ web & mobile applications. How does one so technologically challenged manage to pull this off? Well, first off I would disagree with "technologically challenged" (come on) and second it was actually straight forward. I just had to spend a concerted amount of time learning what I needed to know about basic computer, web, and programming technology as well as modern technology trends and advanced concepts. This course is an accelerated path designed to get you to "I get it" and finally start communicating correctly & effectively about technology.
