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I have a great passion for solving problems and can help people with various programming languages, databases, information systems, software related projects.
I've been teaching programming since 2018 to people of different ages. I'm specialized mostly in teaching how to start programming from scratch: basics of programming languages + basics of computer science. But I always have in mind a long-term perspective for my students and try to develop useful skills just from the start of our work.
*** Featured Codementor of the week for Feb 2025 , Jan 2023, Dec & Nov 2022, Sept 2021*** *** Full refund in case I am unable to solve your problem. You may choose to pay $5 for effort/time invested. *** • Passionate About Computer Science And Technology and any problem that can be solved with technology. • Be it debugging any error you have been facing for hours or some config issue or general help on code, i can be your tech guy and mentor. • Sold knowledge of No Code and Automation tools such as Zapier, Make (Integromat), etc. • Good knowledge of CRM tools such as Hubspot, Zoho and more ======================== For Live 1:1 sessions with me: Full refund in case I am unable to solve your problem. You may choose to pay $5 for effort/time invested I would help you learn the concepts and enable you to do assignments yourself. ============================ Freelance work: The cost of freelance work is difficult to estimate based on one-liners. If you don't have a detailed requirement specification I am not interested in taking it up as freelance work. However, we can have a paid session where I help you draft one, after which I may be interested.
I'm the type of person that likes to delve into a new subject and figure things out along the way. I find it helps to learn if you just keep moving. I like to do my best to understand things inside out and I'll do my best to help you reach that same level.
I'm a self-taught game developer and programming instructor. With my name on three published titles (Land of Screens, Half-Past Fate, Bow Battle Arenas), I have experience working in a small studio setting under Serenity Forge and Denis Entertainment Inc. I got my start 20 years ago creating popular niche games using Warcraft 3 and the Lua based coding syntax. I also built up coding logic using multiple titles from the RPG Maker series, and gave back by producing several tutorials for the engine on game engine forums and Youtube. (https://www.youtube.com/user/Titanhex/videos) I've spent several years recently focusing on Unity and using the Unity Editor to build more complex 3D Games, as well as experimenting with the Python language, Lua, and Roblox to build and expand game development. I've even taken a brief foray into Unreal Engine. I've learned to develop for VR, Mobile, Console and PC. My thirst for knowledge is unquenchable, and I've practiced 3d modeling, photoshop and pixel art as well. I'm familiar with a wide range of industry standard development tools, techniques, paradigms and practices in game development and Unity development both in terms of coding and designing. I've built and taught game development in Unity, Unreal Engine, RPG Maker, Roblox, Godot, and more. I consider myself software agnostic. I'm self-taught in Lua, C#, Python, Javascript, Blender and Java at different levels for each. I teach most of them at a high level, and enjoy building programs and working within engines. Infact, one of my core abilities is in teaching others, but my true passion is in game development, where I spend my free time focusing. I have over 1500 hours of lessons taught building games with Lua & Roblox, over 600 hours of lessons taught in Unity, and over 300 lessons taught in Python, over 100 in Unreal Engine and 100 in Godot. That's not even including the thousands of hours spent on independent research, reading purchased e-books from many authors, and building my own projects and participating in game jams. When it comes to teams I'm cooperative and focused on helping others. I'm also self-sufficient, and know how to find answers. I use communication to build rapport, which is something I seek in my work environment, rapport with my fellow workers, and to exchange ideas, solutions and direction. I'm a potent leader, and often excel in such positions.
I've been tutoring for more than five years: I'm passionate about helping students grapple with new concepts and seeing that understanding come to life with the magic of programming languages. I care about my craft and exposing fellow programmers to stylistic and organizational patterns that reveal factorizations and challenge the reasoning behind conventional defaults. I have professional experience in mobile game development, DevOps, low-level networking software, and hardware debugging.
2002-2020: I played guitar, bass, & sang with a variety of cover, metal, folk, and industrial bands; I was a live & studio audio engineer, and I wrote & recorded music & sound FX for video games, but primarily I was a teacher of music. 2006: I launched a music education software startup In 2017 I shifted focus to VR; I've installed 80+ VR theaters in 12 cities around the US, specializing in Pico, Vive, & HTC, large-scale video screens. I've also run VR events for theaters, rock venues, and McCormic Center.
Want to learn how to make your own video games? Hey, I'm Zach - a professional game developer who's worked on Minecraft, Halo, and other cool stuff. I help students of all ages learn how to build their own games from the ground up. I've been making games at big studios for about ten years, and I also make small, indie games in both 2D and 3D. When you're ready, I can even give you tips for getting your first job in the game industry. Ready to get started? Book your first lesson and we'll start building your very first game.
Experienced Microsoft C# .NET and SQL developer with 18+ years of experience in application development, solution architecture, and mentoring teams. Skilled in designing scalable systems, improving legacy code, and implementing best practices like SOLID principles. Passionate about architecting solutions by understanding the big picture and driving innovation.
I'm Eli Dupree! I've been programming ever since I was a kid, and I love sharing my knowledge with other people. I especially like giving my mentees the full picture of how things work. If you want to know not just WHAT to do, but also how it works, and why it works that way, we'll be a great match.
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