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Nick Germaine Courses
The Complete Python Programming Course: Beginner to Advanced
3.7 (24,088 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 18.2h- 2024
$16.99
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The Complete Front-End Web Development Course
4.3 (14,547 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 16.8h
- 2024
$94.99
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The Complete Full-Stack JavaScript Course
4.1 (4,219 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 24.2h
- 2024
$10.99
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Most Recent Review
The computer screen is way too small, the code is pretty dated, terms are not explained well, not fit for absolute beginners! He is also always jumping around and never giving an in depth explanation. EXAMPLE- in one of the earlier lessons he just started searching up words on google! I also found myself scrambling around on google to get more information. EVEN WITH some prior knowledge from other python classes it was still hard to understand!!! I do not recommend. ;(
- Review by Hai Ji on Python for Absolute Beginners!
Instructor Bio
Design preference: minimalism. Personality: maximalism.
Fourteen years shipping production systems for startups and enterprises. From custom software and web applications to DevOps automation and CTO-level architecture consulting.
The most potent debugging tool is 'systemic intuition'; if there's a latent flaw in the architecture, I usually find it before the tests even finish running. I operate at high speed, and I'm ruthless about maintaining clean, secure, and optimized architectures.
If I’m not at my desk obsessing over software optimization, I’m usually publishing books, recording music, or spiraling down obscure philosophical rabbit holes.
I type like I have four hands.
Obligatory "I use arch, btw".
