💻 How to Learn Programming with ESSSh

Programming is the language of the future — and just like Esperanto or Hesperanto, it is a tool for clarity, creativity, and global connection.

🌟 Coming Soon: the Sentimento App and the Lernu Programming Course by Fulmo 🌟

We’re excited to announce that our beginner-friendly programming course called Lernu will soon be available on Udemy! 🎉 We have also built an app called Sentimento to go with the programming class.

This course will bring the ESSSh teaching style — simple, human-centered, and project-first — directly to your screen, anytime, anywhere.

📌 Why take the Udemy class?

🎥 Learn at your own pace with engaging video lessons
🛠️ Build real projects, even as a beginner
🌍 Connect with a community of learners who love languages and technology
💬 Optional support in Esperanto and Hindi

👉 Stay tuned!
Sign up for updates, and be the first to know when the course goes live. The Sentimento app, also called La Sentimento apo, is ready already. The app is available here.

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Learn Programming With ESSSh

At ESSh, we now offer a beginner-friendly, inclusive programming learning track — specially designed for:

Language lovers curious about tech
Non-profit volunteers who want digital skills
Students and dreamers with no coding background
Anyone else

No math-heavy jargon. Just real, empowering learning that opens doors.

🚀 What You’ll Learn

Our programming path is lightweight and human-centered. It includes:

🌱 The Basics:

What is programming?
How computers “think”
Getting comfortable with logic and syntax

💡 Python Programming:

Writing your first lines of code
Understanding variables, loops, and functions
Making small but useful tools

📦 Build Something Real:

Create your own web app
Learn how to automate simple tasks
Contribute to open-source ConLang or cultural tech projects

🧑‍🏫 How It Works

💬 Language Support: Lessons in English, and optionally with support in Esperanto or Hindi
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Small Peer Groups: Join a study group with other learners from South India and abroad
🎥 Video Modules: Learn at your own pace using recorded sessions and live walkthroughs
🛠️ Project-First Approach: We teach you by building real tools — like our Parolado and Ekzercadeto platforms

💡 Why Should Language Enthusiasts Learn to Code?

Programming is not just for engineers. It’s for:

🗣️ Esperanto activists who want to build tools for outreach
✍️ Writers and poets who want to create interactive stories
🧪 ConLang creators who want to build lexicons, translators, or learning games
🎓 Teachers who want to make learning fun

Learning code gives you the freedom to build the tools your community needs.

✨ Who Can Join?

Anyone!

You do not need:

A computer science background
Prior coding experience
Fast internet (we’ll send offline modules too!)

You do need:

A curious mind
A few hours each week
A desire to create, share, and learn

📝 Sign Up

Ready to start your programming journey?

📬 Click here to sign up or email us at teamqwykr@proton.me

We’ll contact you with details on the next cohort, learning format, and any tools you need.

🌍 Why We Teach Programming

At ESSh, we believe words and code are both ways to build a better future.

Just like Esperanto was made to connect people across languages, programming can connect us across boundaries of access, power, and voice.

We don’t just teach code — we teach creativity with code.

Let’s create, connect, and code — together.

“Code is a language. And like any language, it begins with hello.”
— Team ESSSh