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Geekuni Dancer Web Development Course

The Web Development course sets out to teach you Dancer 2, a topic that will be unfamiliar to most. When starting out with something new you have the choice of possibly a book, if there is one, rely on the manual (good luck with that) or follow the sparse tutorials found in the blogosphere. Unstructured, time consuming, just not easy. What better way to get started than following a rapid, carefully planned curriculum, with structured, cohesive material and real world value? That’s exactly where this web based course steps in.
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Best Web Experts said…
How much is the Cost and the Estimation time for this?
22 December 2014 at 08:10
Nikos Vaggalis said…
There are 5 tpics.You can expect to devote around 10 hours of effort per topic

You can find the pricing info at :
https://www.geekuni.com/pricing

I've been notified that there is a discount voucher to give as a gift this festive season. It gets people 30% off their first month and it expires 31 December 2014.

If you want it, then send me an email at nikos.vaggalis@gmail.com
22 December 2014 at 08:33
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