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@justadam1154

4 жыл бұрын

Don't listen to haters, you're a really great teacher and person, all your courses are superbly done .. greetings from your neighbor country Indonesia :)

Don't listen to the haters, you're a great guy , and your course is very well done.

@doggo660

4 жыл бұрын

@sp no clue. If they are, they're idiots.

Thanks for updating the java course for free, very generous atitude

You have helped me grow as a programmer whit this course which is a good one. My point of view : Improving the course is good. The people who want to be programmers will understand the need of improvment.

I was actually doing another java course before starting yours, and I started again from the beginning when i switched because your class was much more complete and i felt that it would teach me concepts that were skip in my old one

Man, to keep the course up-to-date and for free is what distinguishes an amazing course from a mediocre one. I love your courses and they are the best I have come across! I feel that they can take you from basic to a professional and job ready level. I love your Java course. You are the man

Absolutely agree with the remaster, Tim! We're blessed to have a great teacher like you!

Tim, this advice is one of the priceless one. There will be 1% who won't like what you do. But still you thought of taking care of their mindset. Wow, you are a great person.

Hey Tim I've just started the java course on udemy. From what I've seen and all this content you have put together. You're doing a great job and I'm thankful for experienced programmers such as yourself to be willing to replace existing content to make it better for us students.

Thank you Tim for remastering the whole course. It does appear to be significantly better than the older videos. I do hope you will continue and finish the remastering.

People will always talk, not necessarily because they have a point but because talking is free. You just do what you need to do. I'm registered to your Python masterclass and I'm enjoying every bit of it so far. Good work.

Thank you for the awesome advice and courses, Tim!

Thankyou Tim for updating the course free of cost. The updates are really helpful in learning the programming language. We appreciate it very much.

Spoiled of choices!!! Tim Buchalka is not just being a great teacher but he is also parenting us very well and yes we are spoiled of choices :) I watched some of the videos in 2017 and I am watching them again now and I have to say, the new content is really good. Thank you so much for renewing it, very generous of you!!!

What you are doing is great! I had purchased another course then saw you course which is newer and is being updated for free...and I quickly cancelled that other course joined yours and now have subscribed to your channel. Some people will always have something negative to say, don't worry about them. You have gone way above what others would do for a course and at such an affordable price!

tim , i have learned so many things in the past 3 months, and i am only 60% through the course, i am so grateful to you. regardless of whatever you do , i am going to subscribe to any content you put out.

I did not see the old content, I actually got your Java Masterclass coarse 3 days ago. But I already loved the introduction, the youtube links got me here. But my personal opinion. You took what people said, made it easier for me (the new guy) to understand and get into. Yeah sure the old guys might be used too the old stuff, but getting used too new things isreally something, actually, getting used to new things is a skill everyone needs today. Stay positive as much as possible, and think of things twice. There is always a solution to a problem, it just takes time, and mayber effort, but it's a solution non-the-less. Keep the hard work up Tim. Looking forward too you guiding me through this.

You are not too harsh! If people can't handle the realities of life then they need to take a step back and work on themselves more. You are the best teacher I have had so far. This video was actually inspirational, thanks and keep it up!

I've just checked my Python Udemy course, and Section 7 about Dictionaries and Sets has been updated (refreshed) and that is very great. The things are evolving and we need to keep track with them. For those who are complaining about bookmarks, they are saved inside ARCHIVED sections. Thank you Tim for adding a new content. Good luck!

Wow...ppl just gotta find something to complain about sometimes...I think what you're doing is awesome! And totally on point in this video. Keep up the awesome work! I am currently working through your Python class and find myself frustrated often, but know how to either take a break and come back to it in a little bit or just power through til' I figure it out.

Tim we love you man!!! We like your courses and all the updates! There is always some morons that don’t appreciate what are you doing! Please keep things as they are! You are awesome dude!

Late to the party here. I think it's awesome you've updated the content for FREE (take note newcomers to Tim's course, you can't get better than this!). Is the message on this video too harsh? To a degree yes, I'm hoping you reached out to the frustrated students directly who posted those comments to address their gripes. Those comments weren't just from frustrated students, but rather uhappy customers. I agree the rewards of longterm gains far outweighs the short term pain, but it is still pain. This video came across like you're devaluing their negative experience and literally told them to suck it up. You're a kick ass teacher Tim, and again super awesome for updating your content for free. It's been a couple of years since this video went up, hopefully you're more frequently aware that we're also customers (albeit sucking at the teat of your vast programming knowledge).

It is so nice that you decided to reorganize the course so that i could take it from the other side and explore topics that I didn't understand the previous time. Thank you for your job, Tim!

You are a great instructor Tim, keep adding more relevant content to keep the course up-to date. I actually began the java master class course some 2 months ago it’s been challenging at times, but worth it.

Because of your course i restarted java programming 1 and a half year ago. I then participated a bootcamp and now i have my first job as a java programmer at age of 38. thank you

thank you for the new improved content Tim. I appreciate. All the way from Eswatini formerly known as Swaziland in Africa

I appreciate the updates to the courses I've enrolled in. Tech moves fast...and our learning has to keep up. I appreciate instructors who keep their content up to date.

Tim I have worked with C and C++ for a long time, I just changed my career a little. Last year I joined your C++ Class and when I was at almost the end you changed something and all my attendance went away. I just thought: "This guy is still learning and improving his class, this is the master that I was looking for!" You added so much value to that class, wow!

Thanks so much for this amazing video!!!

Just few days ago enrolled in your Java Course!! Learned so much in few days already and I'm enjoying it. Excited to learn more. You are doing great Tim! Thank you for all the efforts. LOVE YOU!!

Hey Tim, i just wanted to say that i agree with you fully. Learning something (programming or not) is something that different people learn in different ways and in a different pace. For me personally the new content is a verry big positive, because i get to rewatch a video ot a topic that i've watched before, explained in a similar and or more effective way and that way i may think about something that i've haven't tought about when i've watched the older content. Thanks for the free updates and the work you put to the Java course ^_^

@Wantedbg98

5 жыл бұрын

P.S. I think that i would be a good idea to have bouth old and new content avalable so that we could have a similar point of view on a topic :)

I am taking your Java masterclass currently and I think it's very good. I appreciate the time and effort you have gone through to improve the training. I am and have been a professional developer for many years, primarily using Microsoft technologies, and I want to broaden my horizons and career opportunities by learning Java. If some of your students are getting upset because their bookmarks are lost, why are they going to do in the crazy world of software development? Every day is a new challenge and some days are more frustrating than others. In my mind, I have walked away from my job many times! Changing priorities, production issues, not enough resources and too much work, ah, the joys of being a software engineer. Please keep doing what you are doing. I think you are helping many people on their path.

Tim, this is so valuable! I couldn't say it in a better way! Well may be you could say: focusing on a sort term problem will give you a position as a software tester, focusing on long term gain will get you the guru status in writing code with that six figure salary. Thank you again for all these tips. Took me many years to learn this!

Don't listen to anyone u are doing a great job... I have not completed entire course but whatever I have learned it has helped me a lot.... keep doing ur great work.....

I have purchased at least a 10 of your courses. Thank you for updating them when appropriate. I really appreciate it.

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for your support!!

i definitely agree! You are great teacher and you know what you are doing!

Well said Tim.

Really well said. It's not whether they're right or wrong in absolute terms. It's --- as you said --- what parts of what's true they're focusing on. If they had expressed immense appreciation for the new updated course material, and also mentioned briefly that they were slightly dissapointed in having lost their bookmarks but no big deal, it was a good opportunity for them to review the material, then THAT would be most representative of the full truth.

Naysayers will always be there. The only thing they are not realising is that you are making changes in the courses for their benefit. I am happy that you have updated the course🙂

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Yes you are right. Thanks for the support

Thank you for this Videos. It gives a regular person an opportunity to self-reflect. One instance a challenge was given with “Switch” an du got annoyed the “return” statements were an option, but not states in the lecture. I took a deep breath and added this option to learning and writing “Switch -Statements!” Thanks Your Student! (CC)

I want to say THANK YOU SO MUCH for this amazing video!! I agree with you 100%. PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE. KEEP DOING WHAT YOU ARE DOING. DO NOT let other ONLINE INTERNET TROLLS ruin what you are doing for anyone who is taking your courses!!!

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support and feedback - its appreciated!

Well Tim , in my opinion I would probably say that change is necessarily important very important. I agree with you good luck pal.

Thank you for updates

Tim, I'm totally with you, and what you've did is a Precious Gift. by replacing the old content with a better up to date content for FREE, instead of copying majority of other authors, by releasing a new course and asking who want the better content to pay again and again and again. which I faced personal with other Udemy author. Please do the same for your Android Java Masterclass - Become an App Developer Get certificate, Which I'm waiting for it to be updated since long time. Thank you so much and wish you Health and Wealth.

this channel great.. I like it very much

I think it is amazing that after releasing all your videos you put your time and heart in it to change the videos so it matches the updated tools. Is it annoying that you lost your bookmark, probably but look at what you gain with the updated videos.

You are just awesome !!

Your Udemy classes are Great!!! Thank you for keeping the lectures update and not letting them become obsolete.

Good video, and I believe change is good !

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support!

Your a great teacher. I absolutely love your video and couldn't be more grateful. I am currently seeking employment so this has definitely solidified my skills in Java. Thank you sir.

Personally I found the way you are teaching very useful as a student, So I believe the changes you have made will help as well. It is easy to find materials but it is very difficult to find someone who is able to deliver those materials. Thanks Tim for your assistance

i love your training vedios i had bought C++ and java i just love the way your tutorials explain with real life examples. haters gonna hate Lovers gonna love so be it.

Totally agree with you! You're too kind to them

THANK YOU TIM SENPAI

There are three basic concepts to programming: Iteration (for, while, foreach) --> Conditional (if, logical) and sequence (data structures, classes, arrays, vectors, lits, heaps, stacks..etc) If you struggle with what a class is, or what an object is, or what a loop does...don't give up, keep doing it, it will eventually sink in.

People who have already paid would most often than not prefer free updates than a shiny new paid version of a course. From your point of view, it is also better to keep improving a content that has already good reviews (and making it more visible) than publishing new content that you'll have to build its visibility with time. Of course, there will be a point where you won't be making good money from your old content, so this will probably be the moment when you'll have to switch to a brand new course. I appreciate your insights and honesty and I look forward to complete all your Java courses.

One of the best teachers of the udemy platform

Fair points. You should not be dependant on notes, tabs etc. If you need to use the specific notes you made rather than general information you can quickly look up with Google, then I figure you haven't grasped the concept yet you are trying to learn. That is what I have experienced myself.

Love your course. I have purchased java masterclass and python. For the price of $12 or $13 its a steal. School textbooks cost upwards of $200.

You are just awesome sir.🙏

Tim - the new content is great. There will be a few complaints from people with teething issues. These will fade away soon enough as people realize they should watch all the new videos to gain competitive advantage. These new videos will speed people along to their goal of becoming a java programmer. Some people seem to like to complain and would do so even if you gave them a piece of chocolate cake. Keep the new videos up - I need to start writing Java code as soon as possible. Great work!

My local college java programming diploma cost $15000 and I bought it for $12.00. Master piece from Tim!!

We have literally the best online Java course, very cheap at that (€13, €20 or €35 is really cheap, yes), and those people still complain? This is ridiculous.

Don't mind these boys, mate! The majority of us are behind you.

Your Java masterclass course is reference level, thank you for creating this 🙏🏻

I learned to program in 1980 and have been doing it for a living since 1985. Although it does sound harsh, Tim is absolutely right. He's not just teaching you how to program, but trying to lay the foundations for you to become a successful professional programmer. Every seasoned programmer will know this scenario: it's late at night, you're tired, you're up against a deadline, and you've hit a problem. It might be a bug, a design fault, a problem with data or a dozen other things, but you're the one who has to figure it out. You need to be like a detective, looking through every nook and cranny, digging through code, trying things, testing, experimenting, researching... You'll need to be curious and tenacious. If you are, you'll discover the problem, fix it and save the day. While you're doing that you'll be learning valuable analysis and debugging skills. So come on guys, don't give up at the first hurdle. This is how you earn your stripes. Being a programmer also means keeping up with technology. Many of the languages and devices I've used over the years are now museum pieces and I've had to constantly learn new skills to keep up. It can be a pain in the arse, but it keeps your skills sharp. You'll get no bigger kick than when you see people using software that you've designed, programmed and built yourself. I've got no connection with Tim, other than having bought his course. Java is one of those languages I've never learned until now. I've looked at a number of courses on Java and this is certainly the best I could find. Stick with it people. Programming is a fantastic career and a helluva lot of fun. I look forward to being blown away with the amazing stuff some of you will write in the future.

I´m down with you and your videos and will appreciate any update needed! I´m a spartan! :D

I promise a majority of us appreciate all you're doing.

Those commenters will be stuck in tutorial hell and will never amount to anything in programming life. Ignore them. Keep doing what you're doing.

would u recommend to skim through the new content to old students who have already completed them?

Would you reccomend waiting for the section to be remastered before moving past vid 40? I love your Vidios and I've been learning so much. Im just wondering your recommendation to minimize rewatching vids

@jackelieson469

5 жыл бұрын

Actually nvm. I just watched vid 41. It cleared it up. Keep up the amazing content!

I really like your Java class!

Tim, I am doing your Java course on Udemy, I can confirm it's amazing

Course remastering for free, is the best thing students can have, please update the courses as you have been doing, it is very helpful for your students, don't think about complaining students, they will always complain, no matter what facilities you provide them, because pessimists always look at the negative side.

many don't realize that in programing you need to learn all the time is always improving new versions of the programming language , new classes methods etc.

It just occurred to me how much the practice of law is like software programming. Both are evolving rule-based systems. Some rules evolve slowly while others evolve much faster. The different areas of practice are analogous to different programming languages. The different jurisdictions and courts have their own administrative rules just as different companies have their own best practices/conventions. I practiced law for close to twenty years. I can learn to program.

Never thought bookmarks going missing can be an issue. Sometimes I bookmark whatever I think I may need to get back to later, but mostly I don't bother bookmarking. To me, it's more like a hassle.

#python #coding #pythonprogramming I love your course! Your Python course got me hooked. #bestcontent Thank you for the hard work you are putting in there! #Udemy #programming

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support, it's appreciated!

Hello dear, I did love your massage but in the recent time I have face frustrations in learning java programming, feeling tired, not motivated due to financial luck-down, family responsibilities, wondering if there will be job for me after learning considering my age. All these had constitute a weight of hindrance. Please I LOVE java programming language and I have invested a lot in books on it but getting it flow in me is a big challenge am facing. Please what will I do to move forward.

Best Java course on the internet. People should be thankful! You cannot succeed by constantly complaining about very petty things

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul, I appreciate the support!

that is the best course for java. Thank you to make it available at a cheap price.

This is an interesting way to look at issues, but is that to say that thinking short-term for problems in programming is also bad? For example, breaking an issue into smaller pieces to find a soluition. Is this a bad mindset to have when learning?

This pitch for student (client) adaptability would be more effective it it weren't framed within a teacher's (vendor's) defense against criticism, however ill-deserved. What we all want to do when criticized: trivialize any suffering and shift blame to critics. It’s satisfying but counterproductive when the critics are clients, particularly when done publicly. It slams the door on those who brought their complaints (valid to them however silly to others), and prospective clients might worry that their concerns would be brushed off or used as a public example of what not to do.

I want to ask if you are completely remaking the course i.e. are you changing the challenges or they will be similar? Thank you, have a nice day. I am your student in two of your courses Java Master Class and Android with Java

As a 50 something, I learned the old way: big, boring book. Tim does an excellent job and I'm having a good time in his courses.

Hi,tim i purchased your java masterclass and i started watching a couple of videos ,should i wait for the update version ? if i wait for the update version when you are gonna publish it ? thanks for the help.

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Please watch the first few videos (new content) - I answer this question for you. Better to watch it there I think.

I'm happy you are replacing the old content with new content for free

When somebody spent another 80+ hours on something they already know, for others benefit, for free, I can't understand how I can complain about that.

More update More welcome :)

Lost bookmark person just got OWNED.

Students ( me included) need to remember why you took a course anyway. Most are taking a course to deal with change or just to make a change. The internet is not a place to try to hide from change!

I am doing that Java masterclass and i noticed the new content, it's like most of the basics with new stuff, he is complaining about bookmarks from 5 minute videos? Because if so then he is really focusing on the wrong things

I see your face everyday，and now you are like my friend😂

Nice Video man! Your videos on udemy are so informative and so Good for beginners! so easy to follow! I highly suggest to check them out.

To be a good programmer you actually have to always learn and re-learn, it's not like you've learned some programming language and can use it without changes till end of life. In IT things change fast and without learning new stuff you'd find yourself left behind soon. So, complaining about FREE COURSE REMASTER is ridiculous!

If he reacted like that , I bet he's not Gunna be a good programmer and even if he is good . He will be miserable while on. The job

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

I think you are right!

I like your philosophy, Tim. In my opinion, people need to put on their big boy/girl pants and quit their complaining. In the workforce, they are going to have to suck it up buttercup.

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Yes this is very true - I've seen people at their first job learning hard and fast how this doesn't work in a job!

Well, Tim is ok. I have one of his Python master classes...it's long and it kinda goes into weird directions. Meaning there is no domain. there is no real focus as to what we are trying to do here. Just showing code with willie nile examples does not really help. I am actually getting really good at programming, why? I do it 18 hours a day, so I can go pro. So Tim's courses can't hurt, but they are not that great. But for $10 bucks on a Udemy sale who cares. Get as many as you can. Either way, there is no magical solution to becoming a programmer. YOU HAVE TO IT ALL THE TIME ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT. That is the truth. Unless you're a genius, have an IQ of 200 or whatever. So yeah don't complain if you don't like the course. I have bought many courses that sucked on Udemy. There is a hidden gem in there somewhere. And I have bought some courses that just royally sucked. Either way, if you want to be a programmer, you have to do it everyday all the time. Think about a project you want to make, if you don't you will never make any money doing this, no job, no gigs. You need a portfolio. One of the best Python courses I have taken is: "Mastering FinTech and Machine Learning" It is over a 100 hours and the teacher, Nimi or something like that, it is badass. I think he is from Norway. I got it for $14 bucks. Best Python course you can get. Anyway, if you want to be a programmer, YOU have to be dedicated as possible. And disciplined. I am getting really good at this, and FinTech (Financial programming) with Machine Learning is BIG BUCKS if you can make it. Yeah you will need to know some math, but the frameworks take care of everything.

So what they are saying is they have already gone through the old course? And it’s been updated? Well what’s the problem? They already did those sections? Once you do the course it’s for reference.. and once you learn all the concepts usually you just need to look up certain items right? I don’t see the problem. If the problem is updating material then holy lord they need to read the first edition of the oxford dictionary and see how that has changed. Quite funny 😆😆

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

ha ha, very true. I can understand (to a point) that their bookmarks got reset for a few lectures, but yes, essentially you have their "problem" nailed!

“I paid $10 and you improved what I paid for. I want my money back!!!” 🤣 But in seriousness, if someone actually wants to use this course as a foundation to learn Java and become a professional SDE with that knowledge, you better be planning to review the course twice, anyway. At least. You’re competing with CS students who took 3-4 different full semester courses in Java. It’s not “I took Tim’s Java class once, now I’m a qualified Java programmer”...that’s entirely unreasonable.

@TheLearnProgrammingChannel

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Rob! :)