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How to start learning programming- Guide for beginner coders
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How to start learning programming- Guide for beginner coders

Learn how and where to start your programming career
Created byMateusz Kalwaj
Last updated 4/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • Get tips on where to take your first steps in your programming career.
  • Learn basic computer programming vocabulary like frontend, backend or cloud.
  • Learn what GIT is and what its basic commands are.
  • Learn what design patterns are and why they are important when working with code.

Course content

6 sections • 17 lectures • 54m total length

  • Introduction2:00

    Start your programming journey with a practical overview that clarifies goals, languages, and technologies while building solid foundations through front end and back end concepts, git, and documenting progress.

Requirements

  • No programming expierience needed.
  • No knowledge of computer applications needed.
  • Smile, patience, and eagerness to write code.

Description

This course was created for those who are thinking about starting a career as a programmer but don't know where to begin. This course can also be utilized by people who work with development teams but perform other non-technical tasks, such as HR staff or project managers.

The goal is to familiarize the learner with basic concepts in the IT world, such as frontend, backend, framework, library, etc. After watching the course, you should have a better understanding of what these terms mean and how to use them. Additionally, you will learn about the version control system GIT, and at the end, I will introduce you to the concept of best practices in programming.

This is not a course where you'll learn the details of any programming language. We won't delve into any details that are not only difficult for beginners to remember but also unnecessary at the beginning of learning. Also could be very discouraging.

I've been teaching programming for few years and knowing what students ask about (especially at the beginning) I wanted to gather everything in one place. I've noticed that the ability to write code alone is often insufficient when a beginner developer doesn't know the basics of tools like GIT or tries to do too many things at once.

I hope these video materials will help you have a better start on your journey to becoming a sucessful developer.

Who this course is for:

  • For beginners who want to start working with code but don't know where to begin.
  • For non-technical employees who work daily with the IT team, such as HR or Project Managers.

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