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Dabeaz Programming Courses (2007-2026): A Retrospective and Farewell

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3h ago· 5 min readenNews
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Summary

A personal announcement from a programming instructor (Dabeaz) stating that their project-based programming courses, taught from 2007-2026 in an intense week-long immersion format, have come to an end. The page serves as a historical archive of course descriptions and includes a heartfelt thank you to past attendees.

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Hacker NewsDabeaz Programming Courses (2007-2026): A Retrospective and Farewelldabeaz.com

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It's sad, but true. The courses that I used to offer here have to come to end.
I'd just like to thank everyone who attended over the years--I really enjoyed teaching these classes and hope that those of you who took them learned a lot.
I know I did!
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From 2007-2026, I taught a variety of project-based programming courses. These were usually taught in an intense week-long immersion format. None of these courses are currently scheduled, but this page includes links to course descriptions for historic

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