Have you ever thought about building your own website without spending thousands of dollars…or thought about starting a freelance web development gig? What if we told you that it’s all possible without knowing how to code?

It’s true. WordPress is a full content management system and so much more through the thousands of plugins, widgets, and themes. It’s a system that makes it easy for anyone to get a professional website up and running without knowing how to code. WPMU has created an amazing membership service – we’ve called it The Ultimate WordPress Starter Kit – that will give you all the essential tools you need to get a WordPress website up and running for only $99 thanks to Cult of Mac Deals.

Have you ever thought about building your own website without spending thousands of dollars…or thought about starting a freelance web development gig? What if we told you that it’s all possible without knowing how to code?

It’s true. WordPress is a full content management system and so much more through the thousands of plugins, widgets, and themes. It’s a system that makes it easy for anyone to get a professional website up and running without knowing how to code. WPMU has created an amazing membership service – we’ve called it The Ultimate WordPress Starter Kit – that will give you all the essential tools you need to get a WordPress website up and running for only $99 thanks to Cult of Mac Deals.

You may have noticed that in addition to all the things Mountain Lion adds to OS X, its also taken a few away. If you run a web server on your Mac, or develop websites on your local machine, you’ll also have noticed that the option to turn the local web server on or off is missing from System Preferences. Apache, the industry-standard web server that has come bundled with OS X since the first version, is still there, but there is no longer a way to enable the actual server.

Until now, that is, with a third party app called VirtualHostX.

Here’s the thing. While WordPress is awesome (amazingly awesome), if you want to get into web development—even if you’re designing and working solely with WordPress—you need to learn HTML, CSS, and Javascript.

That’s where this deal comes in. Across 7 chapters and 235 step-by-step video tutorials you will learn what you need to become a web developer/designer. Simple as that.

Get this deal while it lasts.

So you’ve wanted the opportunity to learn how to code your own website but you just…haven’t…done…it. Well, Cult of Mac Deals is here to get you started on the path to, well…doing it.

With the Web Dev and SEO Course Bundle, you’ll learn how to code, attract thousands of visitors to your brand new website and get certified in HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP and MySQL. By the time you’re done with these two video courses, you’ll be a certified web developer and will be able to implement strategic SEO tactics to make sure people can find your brand new website. Cult of Mac Deals has had this bundle up for grabs for a limited time for only $79…but that limited time is almost up!

So you’ve wanted the opportunity to learn how to code your own website but you just…haven’t…done…it. Well, Cult of Mac Deals is here to get you started on the path to, well…doing it.

With the Web Dev and SEO Course Bundle, you’ll learn how to code, attract thousands of visitors to your brand new website and get certified in HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP and MySQL. By the time you’re done with these two video courses, you’ll be a certified web developer and will be able to implement strategic SEO tactics to make sure people can find your brand new website. Cult of Mac Deals is offering this bundle for a limited time for only $79!

When you put off going to the gym, the results get put off as well. In some cases, they don’t even happen at all because of the delay. Bootcamps are no different — except you can see the results much faster because of how they are so jam-packed with activity. The more you put in, the better the results — but you will see results of varying degrees just by taking part in the bootcamp.

The same can be said for the Web Developer Bootcamp Bundle, which is one of our Cult of Mac Deals that ends…today. (You had to know that a deal on a course that is selling for 60% off had to end at some point, right?)

No matter what type of bootcamp you take, you’re bound to get something out of it. Mind you, most these bootcamps involve some sort of physical development — which is one type of levelling up that you can (and should) get yourself into. But the latest Cult of Mac deal wants to help you level up your web development skills, and that’s where the Web Developer Bootcamp Bundle comes in.

This Web Development Bootcamp is filled with 7 comprehensive chapters of valuable content that will teach you 9 different types of programming languages for what it would cost you for just one new web development textbook. Usually this course sells for $199 — but for 1 week only it’s just $79!

So you wanna be the next Zuckerberg, eh? But, let me guess, you’re a “business guy” who doesn’t know how to program? You’ve thought about it, but you don’t even know where to start, or you just “don’t have time”. Stay on this path and you may end up finding yourself seeking out a code monkey! Trust us, nobody wants that.

Here’s what we’re gonna do. We’re going to help you out by introducing you to the HTML/CSS guru himself, Mark Lassoff. The man is energetic, skilled, and a dynamic online presenter; plus, he’s provided programming instruction to some of America’s largest corporations.

This course is a stellar opportunity to learn the fundamentals of HTML and CSS you need in order to whip up that creative, high-quality website you’ve been mulling over for years! Normally this course costs $49, but we negotiated a sweet deal with Mark. For only $29, you’ll get Mark’s HTML and CSS expertise jam-packed into nearly 4 hours of video instruction that includes highlighted lab exercises, so you can apply the very skills taught from the course.