From first lines of code to your own projects with Yhanito
Convenient online courses, hands-on challenges, and community support—everything you need to master programming with confidence
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The Yhanito Braintrust
Meet Your Mentors
Orion Glassford
Lead Developer Mentor
Orion oversees the technical side of the program and ensures every task reflects current Python practices. He has more than ten years of experience in web development and data engineering. Having worked with teams in California and Berlin, he understands global coding standards well. He’s known for turning complex ideas into clear examples. His favorite topic is squeezing extra performance out of scripts. In his spare time he tinkers with a custom Python kernel guide.
Nova Merrick
Community Coach
Nova nurtures a supportive, collaborative atmosphere on the platform. She studied computer-science pedagogy in Boston and taught Python to teens. Gamifying learning is her specialty for keeping motivation high. You’ll often see her hosting live Q&A sessions and removing blockers fast. She writes articles on making coding accessible for newcomers. Turning tough topics into interactive games is her passion
Your learning roadmap
Three stops toward confident Python
Basics
And
Practice
Tasks
And
Projects
Portfolio
For
Market
Plans that match your code
Choose the package that fits your learning style
Customer's experiences with Lunar
Each module takes about 7–10 hours on average. You can work through it at your own pace. Access stays open for the entire course
How long is each course module?
No—the course starts with foundational topics. We raise the complexity gradually so beginners don’t feel lost. Extra resources help you catch up if needed.
Do I need prior programming experience?
You can always email info@yhanito.us. Our team replies within 24 hours during business hours. We’ll help with technical or learning questions.
How do I reach out for help during the course?
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