https://www.udemy.com/ One of the most interesting coding programs or courses on Udemy for me is: 100 Days of Code: The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp with Dr. Angela I use Udemy for a lot of other reasons. I made super interesting games with my older son during the time of the Tokyo Olympics.  I took several different coding and gaming courses on Udemy.

 https://teamtreehouse.com/ Nah, around December 2020, I was expanding my connection on LinkedIn. I was looking for people in IT, Hungarians... I found a Hungarian girl who also studied at DTU. She had her first project at Tryg to change some color on the website... yes, back in the old times, it was enough to get a job in IT... no no no nowadays, usually it is different... I do not know where she is working now... I talked with her once or twice, and she recommended that I study at Treehouse. After our phone call, she got accepted at Novo Nordisk for some IT Development.  I took a few courses on Treehouse, which requires registration. It was ok, not my top 5 website...

 https://www.datacamp.com/ I started to study on DataCamp in the 2020 Summer. At the end of Summer, beginning of Autumn, I managed to get a 40-minute phone call with a manager, who started at Siemens in Ballerup, at that time he was working in a different position.  That time I was just enrolled in the first semester at CBS, but I was sure I wanted changes in digital accounting. I was talking with him for 30 minutes about why I want Python in coding and accounting. I want more digital solutions in creating bills, facturas, and for revisors, there should be more flexibility to check online accounting from all over the world.  I did not stop talking about the digital changes in the financial sector.  In the third semester, I had Digital Business, where I contributed a lot to Danish and international companies...  What kind of courses did I take? A lot of Phyton, Scale, and other...

  Who is the great Warrior Ruler? Genghis Khan Source: https://www.groovyyurts.com/ Huuu, I was very sceptical when first time I heard, I would have to study at the Khan Academy... I was thinking about the 6th grade History class, what would Béla IV King of Hungary and Croatia do? Jahhh sorry, pretty soon, I figured out that the coding is not about Genghis Khan. I took several basic coding courses on web development. https://www.khanacademy.org/ Khan Academy Source: https://play.google.com/ Khan Academy Kids Source: https://www.amazon.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/khanacademy Intro to HTML/CSS: Making webpages, this is a lost of videos Using inline CSS styles | Intro to HTML/CSS: Making webpages | Computer Programming | Khan Academy Source: YouTube Intro to Computer Science - Python | Khan Academy Welcome to Intro to Computer Science! | Intro to CS - Python | Khan Academy Source: YouTube https://www.khanacademy.org/computing Is it overwhelming for the first tim...

 Have you ever heard about coding? Probably. Have you every tried it? Probably not... Are you sure? Using a language, or even knitting could be a kind of coding. Why the prehistoric men made drawing on the wall of the cave?  Cave art history Source: https://edu.rsc.org/ BOOOOOORRRRRIIIINNNNNNGGGGG Yes, usually it is boring to start coding. Really boring... even the best UDEMY instructors advice you to s*ck it up, the first 3-5 months... But is it true? Do you really need to s*ck it up?? I do not think so.... When you are kids, probably your parents teach you some basic few lines praying to start your religious journey... probably... If not, there is still hope, just pick up your religion and there are tones of help on the internet how to pray etc... So when did I start any kind of code studies?  When I was 4-5 years old, and learned how to crochet, knit and made embroidery patterns.  When was the first official digital coding? My sister went to a special Mathem...