"I just wanted to say thank you for the descriptive post on dynamic and static pages. I am a new employee
in a development-oriented NGO and it is my job to do all the research on CMS capabilities for our various sites and as we
get more complex in our services, so do our needs and thus, the programs we work with. I have to teach myself new jargon and
learn about different functions at every step of the way and your piece was very helpful."

Had a quick look at chapter one - you never know you can always pick something up.
The guy has a nice narrative buy must be a little more careful. Towards the end of Chapter one section three the HTML5 section your guy actually types out "dive" into the dreamweaver text editor instead of "div". I can send the screenshot if you like!

maybe you could pay me to proof read?

Let me have a look at the Jquery stuff maybe I could do that for you!

I've been following Stef ever since I got interested in learning Python. I started out with some basic code training to get the grip of it and then took up the Killer Python training based on a recommendation I got from Stef himself in the comment section of one of his vlogs on youtube! One thing you can see from the very beginning is the fact that it's very "real-world" orientated. And this is exactly what I was looking for because I got the feeling that all of the sites I was spending time on were fun, but not very practical.

The course is very well structured and the explanations are very clear and crisp. I'm 100% satisfied with my purchase and I'm looking forward to acquiring more knowledge from Stef. I would highly recommend you give this a go if you are at the beginning of the Python learning journey. It's a killer course indeed! Thank you Stef!