Ignacio

Hello! 👋 I am Ignacio Benito Herrero, and I have been working in various technologies for a decade, programming for major companies such as Naturgy, Inditex, Odilo, and Amadeus. My professional experience is complemented by personal projects where I have explored a wide range of technologies. My teaching approach is based on a practical and effective methodology designed to ensure that my students not only understand the theory but also acquire the ability to apply concepts in real-world situations. The classes are structured as follows: Introduction and Theory (0-10 minutes): We start with a brief theoretical introduction to establish the foundations of the topic. Here, I explain the key concepts and their relevance in the context of programming and software development. Guided Exercise (10-30 minutes): I present a practical problem and solve it step-by-step, demonstrating how to apply the theoretical concepts in a real situation. This approach helps students see how theory and practice are connected. Independent Exercise (30-50 minutes): Students apply what they have learned in a similar exercise, working independently but with my guidance and support. This segment is crucial for consolidating learning and developing confidence in their skills. Summary and Corollary (50-60 minutes): We finish with a summary of what has been learned, highlighting key points and discussing areas that require more practice. We also outline what will be covered in future sessions to maintain a continuous and progressive focus. My classes cover a wide variety of technologies, including Java, Spring Framework (Spring Security, Spring MVC, Spring Boot), PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Arduino, C++, C#, Python, Lua, Unity, Godot, and many more. This diversity allows students to explore different fields and find their passion within the vast world of programming and software development. Trust me with your learning, and I promise to give my all to lead you to success 🏆. I look forward to seeing you in class soon! Best regards, Ignacio Benito Herrero