At several conferences a year, I teach the Young Coder's classes to groups of children ages 12 and up. These classes are a chance for children to get exposure to the ideas of programming as well as giving them a chance to get comfortable in coding environments.
For more information about running one of these classes yourself, check out Barbara Shaurette's Github repo. If you're interested in me running a class, connect with me on Twitter to see if I'm available.
Several times a year, I post tutorials on YouTube for beginner developers (I used to do them in-person, but they were killing my back). Older videos are recordings of live classes that I held, but recently I've been moving to simply recording them on my own and posting them.
A four-video series covering getting Flask installed, creating views, and working with templates.
A recording of a PyLadies Remote class, covering the basics of using Python, from getting up and running to using advanced data types and creating functions.
A review of how to use Git to properly save your code.
An introduction to Javascript for those who already know Python. How it works, why you should learn it, and how it differs from what you may be used to.
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