There are dozens, if not hundreds of programming trainings on the market now: specialized, general, for beginners and advanced ... The market seems to be overflowing with them. But there is a catch - most of them will be for you ... useless, or bring minimal benefit.
Why? The fact is that most courses are not created to solve your problem, but for other reasons. And it's not even about money.
99% of courses on the Internet give you a sense of progression, that you have become a specialist
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