Willmichael:
I dunno much about them

But I know Perxels and Ovalay is good

I called Perxels last week and I was told that their course is online, no physical classes. I wanted an in-person class.

Hello,

Thank you guys for this beautiful thread.

I've started the coursera UX design course but I haven't really found self learning easy.

Is there any free online cohort I can apply for, for accountability purposes?

Also, what else should I be doing apart from the coursera course?

You people should not leave this thread like this

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It is a fully object-oriented language that supports or has functions that treat everything inside the program as objects. It does not support a primitive data type. With UX and UX a lot of network applications, sites, and so on are created. These are two technologies that are so similar in their origins, but so different in their specifics. To prepare for the course, I read https://cieden.com and wrote a dessert on the subject. My final choice was u/x because in my opinion it is more functional than UX and has more understandable open source code and functions.

Yup

Eniwealth23:
lost the job. Can I reach you on WhatsApp?