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Something I really appreciate about Josh is that over the years he has humbly responded to inquiries and comments I’ve sent by email or Twitter, provided exceptionally high quality insights and instructions around web development on his blog at no charge, and generally proven to be a great person to share the internet and this industry with.

On this basis alone I supported his course. I will peruse it and no doubt learn from it, but I’d be content if I never did too. He has helped me save at least as much money as the course cost me through articles on his site.

I’m really happy to see he’s finding a solid footing in doing more of what he’s so great at.

As mentioned in the article, I suspect a significant part of his success is due to the work he has put into this in the preceding years. He seems to have a (deserved) good reputation, which gave the opening campaign and very holistic ‘ground up’ solution to giving the course legitimacy. That’s something that’s often lacking specifically in the css/js scene in my opinion.