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Jesse Boyer Courses
Provider: Udemy
Time: 7.1h
Most Recent Review
I feel like Udemy should list pre-requisites before taking a course. I have next to zero knowledge of JS, JQuery and Bootstrap. The course overview implies that I'll learn those things, but it was almost as though I was expected to have experience in them already. Also, please list the date these courses were published. Maybe you did somewhere, but I couldn't find it. Not until I got mid-way through the course did I realize this was from 2013. The instructor was great, however, and he did teach the course well. My main complaints pertain to Udemy, and how the course was presented to me when I purchased it. Thank you.
- Review by Thomas Montague on PHP CodeIgniter - Learn CodeIgniter
Instructor Bio
Hello!
My name is Jesse.
I was born in Michigan, but I've been living in Central Florida the past 10 years.
I've been programming since I was 12. Beginning with QBasic in school, IRC Scripting at home, and HTML in Netscape Navigator on weekends. In those days I had to "View Source" to figure out how to do anything! I wrote my first website at this age using the GeoCities free websites. I then moved to AngelFire for a while. Remember those days?
When I hit 20, I spent several years freelancing with the skills I picked up from terribly long nights of studying. Freelancing was difficult for me because being a salesman wasn't in my blood, but I enjoyed the coding parts! I primarily used Linux, PHP, MySQL, and CSS. Then jQuery a bit later.
These days I live in the corporate world. I work with a small team of people and I enjoy it. I'm doing all sort of things from building solid back-ends, REST API's, HTML5/JS games, Python Django, and sometimes a bit of monkey work.
I enjoy explaining programming not because I like to talk, but because I find it rewarding to help people along their way. In fact, I found it so rewarding that I created a Youtube channel with hundreds of videos covering programming topics.
I hope you can benefit from my years of learning, I try to present it in a simple way so you don't need wrestle with all the questions I had!
