learning to code from scratch

dunc1n · 2018-10-07T14:49:23+00:00

Hi Guys, Does anyone know of a training course for prorealcode, where I can learn to code from scratch? I have been trading for a while and I now want to learn to make most of my trading automatic, but I have zero coding skills. I have looked through the forums and the free trading videos, but they are all bite sized pieces of info. I am looking for a structured course for complete newbies to coding on prorealcode. Can anyone help me with this, and point me in the right direction as to where I can find such a course? Thanks folks, Dunc1n

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10/07/2018 at 3:49 PM #82195 quote

dunc1n
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Hi Guys,

Does anyone know of a training course for prorealcode, where I can learn to code from scratch?

I have been trading for a while and I now want to learn to make most of my trading automatic, but I have zero coding skills.

I have looked through the forums and the free trading videos, but they are all bite sized pieces of info. I am looking for a structured course for complete newbies to coding on prorealcode.

Can anyone help me with this, and point me in the right direction as to where I can find such a course?

Thanks folks,

Dunc1n

10/07/2018 at 6:49 PM #82200 quote

GraHal
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Hi dunc1n, I take it you have seen the course below?

https://www.prorealcode.com/programming-with-prorealtime/

Also do you know there is a GUI Easy Code Creator (click, click code builder)?

You can then see how the code is put together and then amend / create your own Systems … that’s how I did it from knowing nothing / not career coder / not done coding previously.

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10/07/2018 at 7:00 PM #82203 quote

GraHal
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Another set of videos below … training introduction it says, I must do these myself, I’m sure I’d learn something useful! 🙂

I guess you have seen them, but other newbies reading this may find the links handy?

https://www.prorealcode.com/courses/training-program-introduction-programming-prorealtime/

A good way is to dive straight in and code something and then find the answers to your questions as your questions arise. Maybe it’s just me, but I find that way of learning more exciting as you feel like you are on an investigation / mystery!? 🙂

A simple one is Price (Close) > Moving Average and take it from there.

If you post your code as you progress (or not! 🙂 ) on here then several kind folk will help you I’m sure.

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