Coding-Unboxed

ChatGPT for Web Developers by Sandy Ludosky on LinkedIn Learning Hadn’t realized it’s been 2 whole years since a review here – and thought I should finally post a new one, especially since I’ve completed more video courses since then, especially recently…

Today I started a secondary blog over at Hashnode that will be more intended to provide hands-on coding tutorials and other types of posts focused exclusively on actually writing code, that would normally be out-of-scope here on the Coding-Unboxed site.

Other than my exposure to WordPress site administration via this blog (since it is powered by WordPress, if you couldn’t tell), I haven’t used WordPress in any capacity before, either professionally or for any personal projects.

PHP with MySQL Essential Training: 1 The Basics and 2: Build a CMS by Kevin Skoglund on LinkedIn Learning This pair of courses was one of the things that helped me in gaining a much greater understanding of PHP and using it with MySQL, when I completed it…

Although I may not have posted anything here in several months, I’ve been hard at work recently on a new idea.

Master JavaScript Closures, Data Structures and Map/Reduce on SitePoint by M.

Right now, Coding-Unboxed exists primarily as a repository of online course reviews (positive, neutral, and negative), and if you’ve read my About page, I’d imagine it’s probably confusing to most visitors since currently there isn’t anything that could be

Angular: The Big Picture on Pluralsight by Joe Eames I started working professionally with Angular earlier this year and wanted to find a good first course on the framework, and ended up doing Pluralsight’s Angular: The Big Picture first.

Learn ES2015 Programming Principles by Darin Haener on SitePoint This course was extremely helpful for me back when I completed it in July 2017 and happened to be at my current level of familiarity with JavaScript at the time.

Introduction to Databases and SQL Querying and Advanced Databases and SQL Querying on Udemy by Rakesh Gopalakrishnan Courses on Udemy are a dime a dozen, but finding good courses is like filtering the wheat from the chaff, and finding good free courses is…