Any interest for a Blackhat Programming Class?
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headspin
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There is a section of the class that focuses on using web APIs with VB .NET. If you want to learn how to use those specific APIs you can also post your questions on the class forum and we'll be happy to help you out, as you will realize it is in fact very easy to do.
mathewsassn
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Interested .Count me in
eunicemartinez_21
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In the internet maybe?
MysteryGuest
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with all do respect, if you guys are planning to learn basic stuff i wouldn't spend a single dime on it! the reason is simple; there are plenty of articles out there, and let's not forget the amount of SOURCE! use google! or codeproject.com, Go to the programming section if you have basic question's just ask them there and i will give you full example's on how it's done! don't spend money on this, as it is completely useless!
Yeah, but if people have the money and not the time to keep researching, it's much faster asking directly someone who knows instead of skimming through threads for tiny bits of info
MysteryGuest
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Well asking here is the same as asking him.
headspin
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You can learn syntax for free, but what I'm teaching is how to THINK like a programmer. This takes longer to learn and no one really focuses on teaching this except in rather boring computer science textbooks. I do it with practical examples that aim to have students creating programs that will make them money within days rather than months.
maecenas23
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You are not ok man 
You are speaking about something you didn't even test. I am pretty sure headspin is not here to hit some $29.99 and run. I would love to see some video demos and tutorials on his website to convince people about his work, but not seeing them doesn't mean his website is crap. What you did it's not cool at all.
We are here ot learn to make money not to hit each other. BHW it's Black HAT World, not Black Haters World
You are speaking about something you didn't even test. I am pretty sure headspin is not here to hit some $29.99 and run. I would love to see some video demos and tutorials on his website to convince people about his work, but not seeing them doesn't mean his website is crap. What you did it's not cool at all. We are here ot learn to make money not to hit each other. BHW it's Black HAT World, not Black Haters World
eunicemartinez_21
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Hey dude sent you a message. Hope you can shed me some light.
notyourmatey
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interested too
headspin
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@ziggle: We're adding content regularly. In fact I just uploaded a tutorial to the forum a couple days ago and there's another one on the way. The focus of the class is on learning how to make tools quickly and making money from them, and even intermediate/advanced programmers can benefit from our experience, therefore there is no easy way to answer the question of how many months the class can be. You can learn the basics in under a month, but we can help you build advanced knowledge and an empire of money-making websites over several months, or even longer. If you put in the work you will soon be making way too much money to think about the ridiculously low subscription price of $29.99/month.
By the way, if anyone wants reviews for my old class (the 2008 one) you can find them here http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/buy-sell-trade/27579-blackhat-programming-class.html. The new class is even better!
By the way, if anyone wants reviews for my old class (the 2008 one) you can find them here http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/buy-sell-trade/27579-blackhat-programming-class.html. The new class is even better!
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Thanks Headspin. I mainly wanted to make sure this wasn't a "forced spoon feed" class... I signed up a few years ago for an online class and basically each month they would give you a weeks worth of the class (if that) and it was an obvious attempt to keep people signed up month after month. I've been very interested in getting into programming. I have a little bit of expereience as I can write macro code in Excel.
headspin
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We give you the whole class up front as well as any extra tutorials that were uploaded before you sign up. During the course of your membership you will also receive access to any new tutorials which we're planning to regularly add based on demand from students and our own ideas. So no, we're not "drip feeding" stuff to you. Macro code in Excel which I suppose you write in VB script is a good starting point for this class but no prior experience is required, it is beginner-friendly.
