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Posted by Michael Quiban
Michael Quiban
5,702 Points

No C Language tutorials? (Objective, C#, C++)

Is there going to be any tutorials or teachers focusing on these? I feel it'd be highly beneficial. I understand Microsoft Virtual Academy has a one-up on this sort of stuff.

I just believe if people who aren't very....let's say.. having the most "fun" with the Microsoft Virtual academy, and I hear much about how the instructors aren't that "interactive" and I have to agree, the instructors at tree house are full of life and you can tell that they are passionate about what they teach. I would just to love to see that passionate enthusiasm in other tutorials focused on these "higher technical" languages.

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Michael Newman
Michael Newman
39,508 Points
Michael Newman
Michael Newman
39,508 Points

Treehouse seems to be very focused on certain elements of programming (specifically web/app development). It doesn't seem to me that broader and "higher level" languages are much of the focus right now. The closest thing to this is when they added Java courses. Maybe since they've added Java the plan is to eventually add other object-oriented languages and things of that nature? I agree though...I would love to learn Objective C the Treehouse way!

Michael Quiban
Michael Quiban
5,702 Points

Thank you for the comment! I'm glad someone agrees and understands that when you teach programming, whether how extensive or how complex the language is.. it can still be FUN!

Cheers.