FAQS

No. Check FAQ 3

No. Check FAQ 3

You can contact us, and we will refer you to other teachers who we know, who are willing to come and teach at the student's home. Check FAQ 9 for who these teachers are.

Depends on the family or the student, we will never *reduce* price unless we spot talent in a student who is unable to afford or tuition. We won't reduce price, if we spot no special talent, or if the student can pay for himself. If you fall into this category, we can refer you to some schools which are generally cheaper. Check FAQ 9 for what these schools are.

We can refer you to other teachers who will teach you the other subject. Check FAQ 9 for who these teachers are.

No. Check FAQ 8

No. Check FAQ 8

We can refer you to other teachers who are willing to teach A-levels, Punjab Board or Federal Board. See FAQ 9 on who these teachers are.

These teachers or schools are people or places by which I was taught, and came to love their teaching style. They are not associated with this institute, but because of my trust in them, I will refer students to them.

We will take varying amounts of times to teach different type of students, some students pick up a concept faster than others, and thus it take less time to teach them, there are also other variables that can vary the time it takes for a student to learn (i.e the student takes too many vacations).

Yes. Since different students take different times to pick up a concept, we are willing to teach students for more time, then the one written on the course, or maybe even less time (if the student understands quicker). Although the time we take in a day to teach a student won't vary by big margins.

First and foremost we'll teach the student the importance of Full-stack development, which will nicely segway into why the students should try to open there own businesses rather than work under others. We'll teach the students what they can make using there new found skill, what type of people are willing to take there services, and how they can approach people to advertise there sklll (i.e building a portfolio website, or how a teen can make deals, even though adults may not take him seriously).

These are all programming languages, except HTML, CSS. RustLang and Golang are known as Rust and Go. HTML is a markup language only used to define the structure of web pages, and CSS is a design language only used to design a web page. TypeScript is just a type-safe version of Javascript.

Django and Flask are two different frameworks of Python, that can both be used accomplish the same tasks.

We recommed and teach Python Django, because of it's popularity, and ease of use. Python is a much simpler and popular programming language compared to the other three. Flask is simpler than Django, but Django is way more popular. It is important to note that just because we teach Python Django, doesn't mean it's the best for all use cases, different frameworks and languages are good for different purposes. For our teaching purpose, we find Python Django to be the best option.

Yes, Python and even Javascript, are slow performance languages. RustLang and GoLang are way faster. But it's important to note that in most applications, speed is not a requirement. Speed is only needed in specific projects where it's required. faster languages like GoLang and RustLang are harder to learn, and harder to get the job done with.

Browsers only support three languages which are HTML, CSS and Javascript. Each has there own purpose thus they are the only languages that can be used for Frontend-Development. In recent years support for new languages through Web Assembly is possible, but it's new and has a lot of problems.

React is a Frontend-Development framework of JavaScript, and Next.js is a framework of React. There are also other Frontend-Development frameworks each with their own advantage, but we teach React as it's extremely popular, and Next.js is the most developed and feature-full framework.

No, right now we only teach React, as we find it as the best choice, but in the future we may consider to teach other Frontend-Development frameworks like Sveltve, and Svelte-kit.

Node.js is a runtime for Javascript, it has alternatives like Deno and Bun, but they are new and underdeveloped.

SQL is the only language that can be used to intereact with databases, and thus it's required to learn. Although it does have different dialects, currently we will teach both MySQL and SQLite, but in the future we may add PostgreSQL.

What we are trying to teach students are the basics that will apply to all frameworks and languages. Programming languages are really similar, and once a student has learnt his first programming language, other programming languages will be easier and quicker to learn. Some people are able to learn Python in one day, because of they have learnt other languages, but that is not possible for a new student. That's also why we teach Python, as through Python, students are easily able to grasp concepts of programming, making other programming languages easier to learn.

In the Full-Stack development we get students familiar with self-taught development, We will guide them on how to learn on there own. We are also willing to keep contact with our ex-students, so if they get stuck on something, we can help them out.

The laptop should have atleast 8gb RAM, with i5 of fifth generation+. It should also have 256+gb SSD.

Not having a laptop powerful enough, is not a big deal, it will ruin the learning expierience of the student lighly. Not having a laptop at all, may affect the learning expierience of the student, but we are willing to teach a student without a laptop.