Where I Learn to Code.
The Udemy courses I've done, and why I learn this way.
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Most of what I've learned outside of college has come from Udemy.
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Why Udemy
The courses I pick are hands-on and full of projects. Finishing those projects gave me real work I could show, and that helped me stand out and land my first internship in first year.
Udemy also has big sales pretty often, so I grab courses while they're cheap.
Courses I've done
In the order I finished them:
2022
- Front-End Web Development (Sep 2022)
2024
- Data Structures and Algorithms (Dec 2024)
- 100 Days of Code: The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp (Dec 2024)
2025
- Full Stack Development Bootcamp (Feb 2025)
- The Complete JavaScript Course (Mar 2025)
- System Design / Architecture (Mar 2025)
- React, Next.js, Redux & More (May 2025)
- iOS & Android Development with React Native (Jun 2025)
- Java, Spring, Docker and Spring Boot (Sep 2025)
- Advanced DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes, and more (Sep 2025)
- Apache Kafka for Event-Driven Microservices (Dec 2025)
2026
- iOS Development with Swift & SwiftUI (Mar 2026)
- Advanced Graph Algorithms (Aug 2026)