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Video Transcript
00:00Zero to be
00:03Learning better is better
00:06Ben is an award-winning developer published author a leader in his field with thousands of students every agency
00:12He was with won an agency of the year award among his work
00:16You will find target AT&T Criola Marriott and even Congress
00:22Best thing he loves his mom. I give you my son Ben Fallon. Thanks
00:28You don't have to be in one of the holiest places in the world to learn XML. You could even be at home in your underwear
00:34Why do you want to learn XML? Well, you're probably a developer or a junior developer
00:38And if you're a developer and you don't know XML, you're like a fisherman that doesn't have a fishing stick
00:44Although you could run around trying to chase fish
00:46You're not gonna be a really great developer without knowing XML XML is gonna turn your applications into dynamic applications
00:54Dynamic that is a hot word. Everyone wants to be dynamic. What does that mean?
00:57That means that everything you build is gonna be
01:00Easy to update and you want to be easy to update you want to be easy to your clients
01:04You want to be approachable easy accessible and everything you'll build from now on after watching this course
01:09It's gonna be more accessible with that said, let's hear what some of our students think about it
01:16I'm an interactive learning designer for a fortune 300 company ever since I started with
01:22Zero to geek back when I first found it almost two years ago
01:25I was brand new to coding and I've been through a lot of other websites and it was always
01:32Very helpful and you just don't get that from anywhere else. You know, I one-on-one type of atmosphere
01:38It feels like I've tried learning online to
01:43Expand my skills a lot of sites and the dot-com stuff like that. I always found this
01:48It was just a little too intimidating. There's probably probably the best thing
01:52You know your your your you feel like that you need to be some kind of brainiac in order to use that site
01:59But when I use zero the geek, you know, there's no intimidation anything I go on there
02:04I feel that even if I kind of don't understand something I can ask the question and nobody's gonna come to me and say
02:13I
02:14I've been working in advertising in New York for several years now and I definitely recommend
02:20zero to geek for
02:24beginner programmer or
02:26the geek
02:28developer
02:31You know, I've been programming for 10 years and I still find new and exciting tips and tricks to incorporate into
02:40my day-to-day work
02:42zero to geek has a brilliant support network because I could for example on top of the brilliant tutorials if I got stuck on anything at
02:49all, I could send an email to Ben the
02:53Founder and I would get an instant repos in 24 hours. I'd have a reply and the brilliant thing was he never told me exactly what to
02:59Do he'd always try and help me
03:00They don't always try and guide me to the art
03:02So just like a teacher would in a real school and it was brilliant because it really made the coding click in my head and the
03:07programming click and that's why zero to geek is such a brilliant resource for you to
03:11Get for yourself zero to be
03:16Learning better is better
