[Education] [Lynda.com] Become a Front-End Web Developer Path [7.84GB]

JustSpeedy | 60 points | Dec 26 2017 22:45:38

[Education] [Lynda.com] Become a Front-End Web Developer Path [7.84GB] | Megalinks MegaDB [Education] [Lynda.com] Become a Front-End Web Developer Path [7.84GB]

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source: Become a Front-End Web Developer

Courses:

[409275] Learning Git and GitHub

[375925] Sass Essential Training

[483022] Web Development Foundations Full-Stack vs Front-End

[104969] Learning Responsive Design

[170427] HTML Essential Training

[519668] Learning React.js

[417641] Bootstrap 3 Essential Training

[83603] Programming Foundations Fundamentals

[421802] User Experience for Web Designers

[569189] CSS Essential Training 2

[569190] CSS Essential Training 1

[574716] JavaScript Essential Training

this upload was suggested by u/lydiasmartin

feel free to suggest other lynda courses that i should upload

[-] duckwizzle | 3 points | Dec 27 2017 00:02:05

You know the more I see stuff from this site, the more I want to legit pay for it. They have some good stuff up there

[-] JustSpeedy | 6 points | Dec 27 2017 00:09:07

pssst. i also dont pay for it, i just wrote a tool that lets me download their videos without having to login. ill pm you the github link you you want

[-] Mike072292 | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 00:59:45

See that. i want to learn how you can just make a tool to do what ever you want. How should I start?

[-] JustSpeedy | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 01:22:55

by learning a programming language id say, haha. i would recomend javascript/node.js or python for makeing tools like i have

[-] Mike072292 | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 01:27:28

Mind posting what you'd recommend I start with first? Please

[-] JustSpeedy | 4 points | Dec 27 2017 01:36:46

i uploaded some javascript stuff allready. but i can also upload some python stuff later.

if you are serious about learning javascript i can really recomend freecodecamp.org

if you are done with freecodecamp you will be able to build all kinds of websites and tools with html, css, javascript, node.js and other frameworks that go well with javascript

[-] 1loveee | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 02:03:40

with fcc, i started the html and it went right into and it didn't seem like it gave me too much explanation, did you use other resources to learn from as well while doing fcc?

[-] JustSpeedy | 3 points | Dec 27 2017 02:14:41

there is also codecademy which is a freemium site that might be more beginner friendly.

when i started coding years ago, i started by using codecademy. it was pretty simple to understand, but after the course was over i didnt know how to use the things i just learned and quickly forgot everything.

i only really started to learn after i was really bored one day and wanted to see if i could acually code something useful. after hours of googleing and playing arround i finaly build my first own website, that would convert plain text to encrypted caesar cipher and other ciphers like it and back.

all i can say is that everybody learns another way. and if codecademy or freecodecamp doesnt help you, maybe you should try a coding book. if you cant learn by reading, maybe you should try youtube videos or sites like lynda.com. or you could learn by doing, like i did.

nomatter what you do- if you finally learn a programming language and really understand it, you will be glad you did.

[-] JWOINK | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 06:42:14

What was your web stack? Could you also PM me the github link, very curious to see, thanks!

[-] 1loveee | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 13:57:32

yeah im just stuck on finding what works best for me tbh, i'm going to try it out again. from your earlier comment, does your tool work for treehouse? i got a trial and would like to dl videos before it runs out but dont want to do it one by one ;-;

[-] Kill_Me_Now_World | 1 points | Dec 29 2017 23:30:05

fyi there are a ton of free web dev books out there just use this

http://palined.com/search/

to search things like "html and css" or "beginner web dev" under the ebook or kindle tab.

I'm struggling to self teach myself as well and found some real good books doing that.

just so you don't drop $20 on a book thats shit, hah.

[-] 1loveee | 1 points | Dec 30 2017 05:08:36

oh shit, thanks.

what books have u found most useful?

[-] duckwizzle | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 01:14:32

That would be great!

[-] ShrikePH | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 03:01:04

Hi there! Can you pm me the link? I am interested in the ios courses and would like to download those later. Thanks!

[-] ohyeahbonertime | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 13:54:24

I'm a junior dev learning the ropes and would love to check out the source for your downloading tool

[-] JustSpeedy | 3 points | Dec 28 2017 00:10:19

if you'd have a look at the source. you'd notice that i use a dc libary card to log into lynda.com using node.js, grab the cookie that they return and use that to download all the videos. these libary cards can be created automaticticly.

[-] ohyeahbonertime | 1 points | Dec 28 2017 03:42:19

That's pretty clever

[-] CivBEWasPrettyBad | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 16:56:11

Damn, I’m more amazed that they don’t require authentication before letting you download these files.

[-] JustSpeedy | 1 points | Dec 28 2017 00:11:57

they require a cookie. thats all

[-] lebbe | 1 points | Dec 27 2017 20:46:11

How do you bypass their login requirements? I'd assume they check every request against username/password, no?

[-] phman2500 | 1 points | Jan 05 2018 03:12:15

Hi, can you pm me the link too?

[-] 3Dpaper | 3 points | Dec 27 2017 06:12:45

check a local library system. Many have free lynda access with a library card.

[-] Acrobatic_Whale | 1 points | Dec 28 2017 21:26:55

you can get a library card and you get lynda.com for free, im currently using it to learn c, c++, and python for programming arduino and raspberry pi

[-] JustSpeedy | 2 points | Dec 26 2017 22:52:50

my internet is pretty shitty today for some reason. pages take ages to load and im remotely navigating my server with like 3fps and 3 second delay. but i will still try to fulfill all upload requests, so keep 'em comming!

[-] un10able | 1 points | Dec 26 2017 23:09:21

Very nice, much appreciated. How do you accept requests? Specific courses ok?

[-] JustSpeedy | 2 points | Dec 26 2017 23:15:09

Specific courses or Author pages would be best, rather than learning paths. because i have coded tools that automate the downloading process for these

[-] un10able | 1 points | Dec 26 2017 23:28:03

I literally have dozens I'd like but dont want to dump too many links. Any of these would be nice. Thank you https://www.lynda.com/AutoCAD-tutorials/AutoCAD-Construction-Drawings/622066-2.html
https://www.lynda.com/AutoCAD-MEP-tutorials/AutoCAD-MEP-Essential-Training/165498-2.html
https://www.lynda.com/AutoCAD-tutorials/AutoCAD-Electrical-Essential-Training/456354-2.html
https://www.lynda.com/Revit-tutorials/Cert-Prep-Revit-MEP-Electrical-Certified-Professional/483224-2.html
https://www.lynda.com/Revit-tutorials/Cert-Prep-Revit-MEP-Mechanical-Plumbing-Certified-Professional/483223-2.html
https://www.lynda.com/course-tutorials/Revit-2018-Essential-Training-MEP-Imperial/585236-2.html
https://www.lynda.com/Revit-tutorials/Cert-Prep-Revit-Architecture-Certified-Professional/661758-2.html

[-] JustSpeedy | 6 points | Dec 27 2017 00:01:07

im gonna upload those once my internet has calms down. it now has reached insane speeds of 0.5mbps and a ping of 300 on speedtest.net. i litteraly cant connect to my server rn