Three of them, all taught online, all aimed at people with no technical education behind them. They overlap on purpose - take one, or follow them in order.
What it takes to turn an idea into something that exists and runs. The parts a project is made of, the order they tend to come in, and the decisions that are easy to get wrong at the start and awkward to unpick later.
Using the current crop of AI tools as instruments rather than oracles. What they are genuinely good at, where they confidently make things up, and how to work in a way that catches the difference before it reaches anybody else.
Making an application other people can open and use, on the web or on a phone. Built around a project of your own, so what you are left with at the end is yours rather than a copy of somebody else's tutorial.
Everything else - how a course is arranged, when the next one starts, what it costs - we settle by email, because it depends on what you already know and what you want to build. Write and ask, with a line or two about where you are starting from.
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