ldelancey
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BGR Store. They often have specials where you can get a whole bundle of online
courses AND there are several that have a project that you complete and can
add to your portfolio. They've had deals where you can pick up 10+ courses for
$20. I also echo the recommendation to go through the MIT or Stanford courses.
Check out edX for many of those. As someone else said, it really never has
been better. I even attended a free CSS3 tricks class from Noble Desktop
earlier in the week. It was a gift for being a subscriber to their newsletter.
It was live and they created a GoToMeeting for me and the instructor took my
questions and paid me plenty of attention. Great free two hours of my time!

Good luck, you CAN do it!

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partisan
I'll do what I can to help you if you are serious about learning. Email me at
partisanyc at gmail.

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crispytx
You can download all the programming books you'll ever need for free with
bittorrent. Its like Frank Zappa once said, "If you want to get laid, go to
college. If you want an education, go to the library."

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lumberjack
If I were in your situation, I'd get an entry level job in an unrelated field,
get a loan and go to college part time.

There's lots of reasons why you'd want to go to college:

1\. You want to future proof yourself against ageism. It's much harder without
a degree.

2\. It's a really good place to find entry level IT jobs that do not require a
degree/experience.

3\. Once you're done you are not limited to working in web developement but in
a wider range of IT and software development jobs

4\. Sort of the same as no 2 but employers would really rather hire the guy
who is working through college over the guy who is not, even though both lack
a degree.

5\. A degree is useful for a lot of things. Many visas require one, for
example.

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edimaudo
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ldelancey 
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 BGR Store. They often have specials where you can draw a solid bundle of online 
 courses AND there be several that have a undertaking that you complete and can 
 add to your portfolio. They've had deal where you can pick up 10 + courses for 
 $ 20. I besides echo the recommendation to go through the MIT or Stanford courses. 
 Check out edX for many of those. As someone else say, it really never has 
 been better. I even attended a free CSS3 tricks course from Noble Desktop 
 earlier in the week. It was a gift for being a subscriber to their newsletter. 
 It was bouncy and they created a GoToMeeting for me and the instructor take my 
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 If I were in your situation, I'd get an entry level job in an unrelated field, 
 get a loan and proceed to college part time. 

 There's lots of reasons why you'd desire to go to college: 

 1\. You want to future proof yourself against ageism. It's much harder without 
 a degree. 

 2\. It's a really dear place to find entry level IT jobs that do not command a 
 degree / experience. 

 3\. Once you're done you are not limited to work in web developement but in 
 a wider range of IT and software exploitation jobs 

 4\. Sort of the like as no 2 but employers would really rather hire the guy 
 who is working through college over the guy who is not, even though both miss 
 a degree. 

 5\. A degree is useful for a lot of thing. Many visas require one, for 
 example. 

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luMbeRjack
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gEt A loan aNd go tO college part tIme.

There's lOTS Of reasonS why YOu'D Want to go to collEge:

1\. YoU want to futURe proof yOurseLf againsT ageism. It'S MUch hardeR wiThoUt
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degrEe/experiEnCe.

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A wider rANgE OF IT aNd SoFtwaRe dEvElopmEnt jOBs

4\. SOrt of thE same as no 2 But EMploYeRs Would reAlly rather hirE tHe guy
who is WoRkiNg throUGH college Over the guy who is not, even tHOugh botH laCk
a deGree.

5\. a degree is UseFul for A loT Of thinGs. Many Visas ReQuiRE One, foR
EXaMplE.

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eDimaudo
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pa rtisa n 
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lumbe rjack
If  I  w er einyours ituation ,I'd  g etan en t ry lev el jo b in  a nu nre lated f i el d , 
get  a  l oanand  g o tocoll e gepart ti me.

Ther e's lots  o freasons  why you'd wa nt  to go toco lle ge:

1 \ .  You wan t to future proof yours e lf agai nst  agei sm.It's much  ha rder w ith o ut
a d egree. 

2\.  I t's a  real l y  g ood  p lace to fi n d  en try l ev el I T jobsthat do not requir e  adegree/experi enc e.
3 \ .Onc e  y o u'r ed one y ou are not limi ted to wor ki n gin web dev e lop em ent but  in
a w iderr ange of  IT and s oftware d ev elop m e ntjobs

4\.Sort ofthe samea s no2  b ut em plo yers w ou ldreall y rath e r h ire t he guy 
w ho isworki ng  through  college over the guy w ho isnot,eve n thoughbot h  la ck
a degr ee.
5\. A deg ree  is  usef ulf or aloto fthi n gs. M anyv isas requ i re  on e ,  f or
example. - --- --
ed ima u do
The re i s a glut of freer esources for l earn i n g t o p r ogra mThe first thin g
ldelancey
Subscribe to_newsletters from_Udemy, StackSkills, Stone River_Academy, and_the
BGR_Store. They_often_have specials where_you can get_a whole bundle of_online
courses AND there_are_several that have a project that you complete and can
add to your portfolio. They've_had_deals where_you_can_pick up 10+ courses for
$20._I also echo the recommendation_to go_through the MIT or Stanford courses.
Check out edX_for_many of those._As someone else said, it really never has
been better._I even attended a free CSS3_tricks class from_Noble_Desktop
earlier_in the week. It_was a gift for being a_subscriber to their newsletter.
It was live_and they created a GoToMeeting for me_and the instructor took my
questions and_paid me plenty of attention._Great free_two hours of my time!

Good_luck, you CAN_do it!

------
partisan
I'll_do what I_can to help you if you_are serious about_learning. Email me at
partisanyc at gmail.

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crispytx
You_can_download all the_programming_books_you'll ever_need for free_with
bittorrent._Its like_Frank_Zappa once said, "If you want_to_get laid, go to
college. If you want_an education, go to_the_library."

------
lumberjack
If I were in_your situation, I'd get an_entry level job in an unrelated_field,
get a_loan and_go to college part time.

There's lots of reasons why you'd want_to go to college:

1\. You want_to future proof yourself_against ageism._It's_much harder without
a_degree.

2\._It's a_really good place to find entry level_IT jobs_that do not require a
degree/experience.

3\. Once_you're done you are_not_limited to working in web developement_but in
a wider range of IT_and software development jobs

4\. Sort_of_the_same as no 2 but_employers would really rather hire the_guy
who is working_through college over the guy who is_not,_even though both lack
a degree.

5\. A_degree_is useful for a lot of_things._Many_visas require one, for
example.

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edimaudo
There is_a glut of free resources for_learning to program The first thing