Training powerhouse Udemy frequently releases free courses for limited time periods. Obviously, their hope is that you’ll try out their instruction, like what you see, and then purchase additional courses.
LowEndTalk member @Arkas created a thread since September 12 with links to these free courses. They come and go quickly – typically 24-48 hours, or until Udemy decides they have enough students.
Topics have included Docker, PHP, Python, Linux, SQL, AI, marketing, web development, React, C++, and many others.
If you’re looking to grow your skills, you should bookmark this thread and check it often to see what is free, and then immediately add any courses you want to your library.
A big thanks to @Arkas for this contribution to our community!
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Hello, how to get this free course. I’ve visited the Udemy site but all paid have not found a free course
Visit the LowEndTalk thread mentioned.
Can you make that thread publicly readable so we don’t have to login in to LET to see it? On time limited deals every second matters.
Thanks for the suggestion, we will consider it.