Humble Bundle: The Complete Learn Coding MEGA Bundle
Humble Bundle: The Complete Learn Coding MEGA Bundle
We’ve teamed up with Zenva Academy for our newest bundle. Get courses to help learn coding and AI, make games with Unity, Unreal, and Roblox, and more.
This bundle ends in just over 24 hours!
This contains £1,179.86 worth of training courses by Zenva for £16.07 whilst also raising money for Lotus Outreach International.
Have you ever tried a training course by Zenva? Do let the community know your experiences!
This bundle includes:
- Web-Based Chatbot with Python and ChatGPT
- Create a Bot with Python and ChatGPT
- Machine Learning with Python and Tensorflow
- Intro to Game Development with Unity
- Create a Micro Turn-Based RPG
- Responsive Web Design for Beginners
- Intermediate JavaScript - Build a Dynamic Data Table
- JavaScript Programming for Beginners
- JavaScript Mini-Projects - Language Learning Game
- Intro to Unreal Engine Game Development
- Intro to C++ Data Structures
- Intro to Java for Android Development
- Intro to Augmented Reality
- Develop an AR App for the Retail Industry
- Beginning SQL - Store and Query Your Data
- Intro to Godot 4 Game Development
- Create a Road Crossing Game with Phaser 3
- Intermediate JS Game Development with Kontra.js
- Python Projects - Object-Oriented Game
- Kotlin for Beginners
- Java Foundations
- iOS App Development for Beginners
- Intro to Roblox Game Making
- CSS Foundations
- HTML Foundations
- Explore Roblox Scripting with Lua
- Intro to Coding with Scratch
- Intermediate Scratch - Self-Driving Car Simulation
- The Complete Introduction to C++
- Create a Python App with PySimpleGUI
I have bought a previous zenva bundle of humblebundle and the quality of the courses back then was quite poor.
The presenter either mumbled through the video course (with the subtitles/captions not helping at all as they only displayed "mumbles") or using code that is dependent on functions introduced in later "chapters". So running the code as instructed creates errors that your never sure if it's because of you making a mistake or because of the above.
That was my experience a few years back so it might have improved by now (hopefully).
IMO quality courses wouldn't cost 0.62 euros each.
Wow, those definitly look like "$50 msrp" courses
If you want some "other options" which might help more:
Humble bundles for learning materials tend to be really poor. I've tried buying a programming bundle before and it was definitely worse than a lot of other free/accessible coding resources on the internet. Some may be tempted with the low prices but if someone wants a paid course there are more reputable resources that aren't part of the bargain bin bundles that humble bundle offers.
Of course, this is just my experience.