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There's no better way to learn than to immerse yourself in the topic you're interested in, and the Interactive Web Developer Bootcamp allows you to dive right into the world of web development. Start building for the web with the coding languages that are essential to the platform including CSS3, HTML5, JavaScript, and more. There are over 180 training videos and a 20-page ebook to learn from.
The Interactive Web Developer Bootcamp usually retails for $499. This comprehensive course that could land you a new job can be yours for just $29 (approx £22). That's 94% off a bundle that could launch your new career!
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