Learn to Code and Earn Money 💸 in Just 3 Months with this Beginner To Expert Programming Course 

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Im going to go buy it

Hey, it might be because of bitly, you can try direct link here: www.codebeautyacademy.com

"The connection for this site is not secure"@@CodeBeauty still can't access. I have tried everything

Thanks for the erections. I am wondering, do you plan to cover Qt C++ and Graphics libraries/frameworks (there are so many of them).

Yes, she does 😁

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I'm glad to hear that. This course will make you love programming even more because it will teach you how to create any app that you want. 🙌🥰

i can't wait to see that @@CodeBeauty

I didn't see this comment before, but I saw that you've joined our community in the meantime, so I want to welcome you here as well! 😊

I wish you a productive weekend, and I can't wait to see all the progress that you'll make with this course. 💪💪

More to come!

Thank you very much. That's what I like to hear, and that's why I created this course, to finally make programming easy, as it should be. 🥰

they're saying OF because of something else

That would only ruin the experience and tarnish her reputation in the process. Those people need to chill.

yep @@johnxina7496

While it is possible, I don't recommend it if you are a beginner. C# is more versatile as a language and it will allow us to focus more on problem solving, but when you finish the course you'll be capable to replicate it in any other language if you want. Also, there are some things that are available for C# and not for C++, things like LINQ (which will allow us to query different datasources, like collections, XMLs, databases), events and delegates, C# has built in support for event driven programming, so we'll be able to handle user interactions with our application, things like clicking buttons, entering text, etc. Also, asynchronous programming which we'll use a lot in order to improve the performance of our application. C# has better options and it's easier to work and manipulate with strings, multithreading, it has powerful libraries, etc. It is going to be hard for you to navigate through this on your own when you are first learning, but once you finish the course, then you'll have no problem to switch to other languages because at that point you'll have a good understanding of how it all works, and you'll be able to overcome these differences between languages on your own or with some googling. Also, for me it was very important that all the tools that we use in this course are free, and while both C# and C++ have strong IDE support, C# is primarily associated with the Visual Studio IDE which we can use for free (super helpful so that you don't have to pay anything else besides this course) It also provides advanced tools for code editing, debugging, and project management, and we'll use all those a lot for our C# app. 😃

Fella 6 months that still short time, a lot of people out there spend years to get a job

My pleasure, thank you for commenting 😊

I saw that you've joined our community, so I want to welcome you here as well. I can't wait to see your progress 😄

I envy you. Congratulations.

Hey, if you study regularly, 3 months is enough to finish the majority of the course, and if you unsubscribe, you'll still have access to the code, which is going to be more than enough if you already watched the lessons. In any case, by the end of the third month, if you learn during that time, you'll see for yourself that it was worth every penny. Hope this answers your question, and I hope to see you join our community, we need more girls! 🥰 I can't wait to witness your progress.

And the resons why I picked C# is because there are some things that are available for C# and not for C++, things like LINQ (which will allow us to query different datasources, like collections, XMLs, databases), events and delegates, C# has built in support for event driven programming, so we'll be able to handle user interactions with our application, things like clicking buttons, entering text, etc. Also, asynchronous programming which we'll use a lot in order to improve the performance of our application. C# has better options and it's easier to work and manipulate with strings, multithreading, it has powerful libraries, etc. Also, for me it was very important that all the tools that we use in this course are free, and while both C# and C++ have strong IDE support, C# is primarily associated with the Visual Studio IDE which we can use for free (super helpful so that you don't have to pay anything else besides this course) It also provides advanced tools for code editing, debugging, and project management, and we'll use all those a lot for our C# app. Once you finish the course, then you'll have no problem to switch to other languages because at that point you'll have a good nderstanding of how it all works, and you'll be able to overcome the differences between programming languages on your own or with some googling very fast.

Hey, thanks for commenting, I also gave this a long thought, and I went with a subscription model for one main reason: flexibility! With monthly or 3-month subscriptions, some students can finish the course much faster (3-6 months) if they study regularly, and they can save some $$$. But for busy people with jobs, a yearly subscription offers more time to learn at their own pace. 😄

It is so much better, I worked on it for a year and a half, and my RU-vid vides usually take a few hours of work. Because of this, we'll be able to dive deep and solve a lot of problems that you would never encounter on small simple projects. 😄

There are more free videos to come, so you're welcome to watch. Also, you can add me on Instagram because I plan to do some giveaways and share some free scholarships there. You might win one 😊

@@CodeBeauty done😇

I can't wait to see your progress 😊

honestly thank you 😁

It is a C# course, beginner to expert, so you're on the right place! 😊

We start from the beginning, so don't worry if you don't have any prior knowledge. 😄

@@CodeBeauty i noticed in the materials design patterns and solid principels, isn't this advanced materials for the begginers , or we should take your course on youtube in cpp to be prepare for these concepts

Topics like SOLID principles, design patterns are quite advanced, but that is why I worked a year and a half on this course, and the tough part for me was to make it beginner friendly and also to make gradual transitions and cover more complex subjects all in one go. And I can proudly say that I've achieved that. Majority of the lessons are still not published because I plan to put them out every few days, we'll comment on the solutions, problems, discuss different approaches, and there will be additional help for anyone who needs it. So yes, the course is beginner friendly, and if you know how to create a variable in any programming language, and if you know what an if-else statement is, it's enough for you to start. But because of all the knowledge that you'll get in this course, every lesson is another building block that leans on the previous one, so it is very important that you don't skip any lesson. Hope this answers your question and I hope to see you join our community, and I can't wait to witness your progress. 😊

Everything will be written in C#, and you'll become C# expert, but al the principles and problem solving skills that you learn can be applied across all other programming languages 😊

I'm happy to hear that, and you're both welcomed to our community. Maybe you'll even find more people who are interested in working with you on that project, and you'll definitely get all the practical knowledge you need 😄

Thanks Saldina for finally releasing the course. Because of how I work now, 4weeks on/ 4 weeks off, I have limited access to the Internet. So my question is, can I download the course materials, to work on them offline. Thanks

Thank you so much! 🥰

Take the time that you need to rest and recover from the flu, and then you can join us. Your health comes first! And yes, I am wearing invisalign. You noticed, so it isn't so invisible after all, huh. From my experience it works, and it is moving my teeth, but it is very painfull, maybe because I'm an adult so my bones arent that soft anymore, and moving teeth actualy is remodeling bones, but I hope it will be worth it at the end as well, because I also cashed out some nice money for it. 🤞🤞😁

Hey, thanks a bunch for your comment! I believe I know you from my Instagram. Just wanted to drop in and say, keep up the hard work and stay disciplined, and you absolutely can become a great developer one day! 😄

I promise to teach you everything that you need to know to start a successful programming career. You will learn all of that in this course, so you don't have to purchase any other courses. But how long it will take deppends on your focus and effort. Most people are learning for 2-3 hrs per day (weekends are off days) and it takes around 6 months to go from zero to hero. If you are learning more, than maybe you can do it faster. But remember that it is important that you don't skip lessons, and that you follow the entire plan that I created, because you'll need all of the knowledge from he course. 😃

Also 20 hours of course is not equal to 20 hours of watchtime. Sometimes you can watch a lesson in 10 minutes, but it takes you a few hours to complete the tasks. And we are adding freh content regularly, so if you are enrolled in the course, that will be included as well. 🥰🥰

C# is more suitable, because C# with Xamarin and .NET MAUI (Multi-platform App UI) can achieve native-level performance for most mobile applications. C# can be used with frameworks like Xamarin or .NET MAUI to develop cross-platform mobile applications that run on both Android and iOS devices. 😄

@@CodeBeauty I currently study C++, at a College in Toronto, and I will have an option to choose C# in the next semester or two, and I am not sure yet what kind of jobs I can land with C++, SQL Oracle, and JavaScript. My understanding is that Banks and Insurance Companies programs and databases would be suitable, but for anything where I could be more independent l'm still searching for, and not sure I understand how to approach at this point. Thanks for the reply.

You can do it!

Hey, thanks for posting this question. So, here's the scoop: this course isn't your typical language-focused course. I've created many tutorials that are focused on invididual concepts for free. I even have full courses on a specific language and crash courses on my channel, on FreeCodeCamp, TraversyMedia and so on. I've created those videos for free because it takes me a few days to make those videos. People who make courses know that it is easy to create a list of concepts of a specific language and explain them in individual short examples, but watching that course will not make you an excelent programmer. The goal of this course is to dive deep into real problems. I've put a year and a half into this course, and here is why, let me give you an example. Imagine you've been working on a massive application for two whole years. It's your baby - your pride and joy. And to top it off, you've got one client who's shelling out $100k every single month to use it. Talk about a sweet deal, right? But then, out of the blue, another client comes knocking. They're interested in your app, but there's a catch - they want it to work with a different database. And hey, they've got their reasons, security, they don't trust anyone else's database. Now, you're faced with a tough choice: stick with what you've got and miss out on another $100k per month, or find a way to make it work for both clients and cash in $200k per month. What will you do, and most importantly, how will you do it? That's where this course comes in. We're diving deep into real-world problems, hundreds of them, just like this one. I'm talking about scenarios that you won't find in any other coding tutorial. We're solving the tough stuff - the kind of challenges that separate the pros from the rest. And by the time you're done with this course, you'll be lightyears ahead of your peers. You'll have the skills and the know-how to solve any problem that comes your way. The tough part for me was to make this course beginner friendly and also to make gradual transitions and cover more complex subjects all in one go. That's why it took me a year and a half, and I can proudly say that I've achieved that. Majority of the lessons are still not published because I plan to put them out every few days, we'll comment on the solutions, problems, discuss different aproaches, and there will be additional help for anyone who needs it. So yes, the course is beginner friendly, and if you know how to create a variable in any programmign language, and if you know what is if-else statement, it's enough for you to start. If you don't you can check out the first few videos on my channel for free. But because of all the knowledge that you'll get in this course, every lesson is another building block that leans on the previos one, so it is very important that you don't skip any lesson. Hope this answers your question and I hope to see you join our community, and I can't wait to witness your progress.

I am down sis ! Even though I am still self-studying other languages, I will run both side by side .

You wouldn't be the first one who came because of boobs, but stayed because of knowledge. 🤷‍♀️

As with anything, practice practice practice. Also, don't focus on memorizing the code. Focus on understanding the problem and the solution for it. Once you develop good problem solving skills, working in any programming language will not be a problem. It's like when you learn to drive a car, and later, if you switch to another car, you still know how to drive, and it only takes a few days of adjusting. We'll solve a lot of practical problems in this course, and there is more than enough practical exercises for you to get a good understanding of this.😊

Hey 👋 I'll put a link to the website where you can see the most important topics that will be covered in the course (beginner, intermediate, and advanced) because RU-vid limits the size of the comment, so I can't paste all the topics here. [Here's the link: www.codebeautyacademy.com/ All the lessons are pre-filmed so that you can watch them at your convenience and whenever you want to learn. There are a lot of practical examples, tasks, and we also have a community that you can join and there you can ask questions, get help, or just share experiences with other developers and collaborate. In the course, we are building one big application where you'll have the opportunity to see in practice all of the most important programming concepts (beginner and advanced). You might wonder why we're focusing on just this one big project instead of lots of smaller ones. Well, it's because this big project gives us the chance to cover all those really important advanced concepts that you would never see in small projects, so that you can get career-ready skills that can be applied in practice to solve a wide variety of problems and real-world apps. And I'd say that the most important part is that everything is in one place and explained step-by-step, so that by the end of the course, you'll be able to solve real problems with programming, and you'll be able to do it independently, and all the skills that you'll learn in this course will be transferable to any OOP language. 😄

i finally got the link working.

Hej, bas mi je drago kad vidim da me neko s nasih prostora gleda. 3 mjeseca je dovoljno da se zavrsi vecina kursa ako ucis redovno i ako si disciplinovan. Uglavnom ljudi koji imaju posao uzmu godisnji plan jer zele vise slobode i vremena da mogu uciti nekim svojim malo sporijim tempom. Za koji god da se odlucis, neces pogrijesiti i voljela bih da nam se pridruzis jer kada kupis kurs dobices pristup diskordu gdje se mozemo druziti i gdje mozes pitati ako imas neki problem ili trebas pomoc.😊

@@CodeBeauty Da. Zemun. Vec dve godine sam veliki fan. Surfovao sam netom u januaru '22 kad videh tvoj video u "recommended" sekciji RU-vid-a. Pomislio u sebi kao tipican arogantni muskarac "pfft, samo lepa devojka koja trazi paznju, sigurno ne moze da me nauci nicem novim". Kliknuh na neki tvoj video iz ciste radoznalosti posle par dana neckanja... i wow, kako sam bio glup: ti si stvarno vrsna profesorka, bolja od muzijaka u skoli. Dosta sam novih stvari naucio, VEOMA sam zahvalan na tome i vrlo je verovatno da cu u bliskoj buducnosti upisati tvoj kurs, jer kao sto si i sama rekla, uvek zelis da budes bolji/bolja; razlog za to 'bliska buducnost' je sto ja, kao i ti, pored usavrsavanja c++ vestina ucim i jezike (spanski trenutno) tako da sam sto bi se reklo "swamped". Pozdrav, RK P.S. Mnogo mi je zao sto nisam pronasao tvoj kanal kad si pocela s istim (pocetak korone 2020).

Not c++, c# 😃

@@CodeBeauty oops my mistake 😂

Hahahha, I understand you! I'm meowmy of two boys and they deserve only the best ❤️❤️😄

I have two girls, Nyx and Mochi. Nyx is white and Mochi is black. Oh my god I talk about them like they were my daughters lol well... you understand me. 😅@@CodeBeauty

Thank you, I love my 🇮🇳 students, you are very smart and have natural talent for programming 😊

There is 😁 It doesn't know what's on the link address because it is a shortened link. I made it with bit.ly, which is a link shortener that allows you to add tracking and see statistics of how many people click and visit the site. I made a separate link for each one of my social media platforms to see which one will engage the most people. 💡 You shouldn't have any problems if you visit this link directly, but then I'll not see that you visited in my statistics www.codebeautyacademy.com/courses/practical-programming-course I like your question. It's a smart question! Shortened links can hide the actual destination URL, making it easier for malicious people to disguise phishing websites, so if you don't trust the author of the link it's better not to click on it. Some VPN services may block or restrict access to certain websites or domains, including URL shortening services like Bitly, as a security measure. security is very important and it will also be one of the topics in the course. You'll learn some common ways that hackers use to steal data or cause data loss to the applications, and I'll teach you how to protect your apps. 😄 Btw. if you intend to buy the course, I'm not 100% sure if the payment processor will accept your payment if you have VPN on, because of different international restrictions. 😄

@@CodeBeauty thank you for the reply, unfortunately I get the same error: black/blank screen with the word "forbidden". It's not a big problem, just wondering why. I am using proton VPN, in case it has an impact, maybe someone else is having the same issue. Disabling the vpn resolves the problem.

Please try it again, too many people on the site: www.codebeautyacademy.com

Thanks for watching, and I'm happy to help. Greetings for you, I brought great memories from my last year's trip to Italy. 🇮🇹💚

Hey, thank you for reaching out. Please be patient, I currently have a lot of emails, and I don't want to miss anyone, so as soon as I get to yours, I'll reply. 🥰

So Excel betrayed me 😄😁

Hey Magda, Thanks for reaching out! 😊 I read your email, and I wanted to reply here so everyone can benefit from the info. I totally get your interest in the course, you're more than welcome to purchase it, but I feel it's important for me to tell you that you can just watch the lessons and you wouldn't be able to write the code on your Mac. Some Mac users decided to join the course, they found a workoround and borrowed a Windows laptop until they finish the course, and all of them have very positive feedback. If you can use a Windows PC for a few months, I promise this course will be totally worth it for you! ps: Even an older Windows laptop will do because I'll teach you how to optimize your code and apps so that they don't take a lot of resources. 😊

@@CodeBeauty Thank you very much for the information. I really appreciate your help!

Hello 😊

We're writing C#, but you'll be able to understand all programming languages after this course and work in any language that you want after a few days of adjusting. Like when you learn to drive a car, and then you get another car, it is really not that different, just a few days of getting used it. The reason is beacuse I'm teaching problem solving skills, concepts and logic that is the same across all programming languages, and students understand it depth and not just memorize the code

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That's a great question! The reason I chose C# is because of its incredible versatility. Learning it will not only give you solid problem-solving skills but also a deep understanding of programming principles that you can apply across all other languages throughout your entire career. It's like building a strong foundation for endless possibilities! 😁 With C#, I could cover all the important concepts in such a way that if you finish this course, you'll be grateful that you did for the rest of your career. 😊

I would love to do that, but RU-vid doesn't allow it, idk why 😢

Down horrendous

Just me, this course is my baby! I wouldn't let anyone else raise it. It's my pride and joy! 😊 You're welcome to join, and I can wait to see your progress. 🚀✨️

You're close 😄

Yup, I said that the course is designed for Windows PC users, but we've also seen a big number of Mac users joining, some even opting to buy Windows PC or find an alternative solution just to participate and follow the course, because it offers a profound practical understanding of programming. If you have any chance of getting your hands on a Windows PC for 2-3 months, joining this course will be the best decision you made for your future as a software engineer.

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