UBot tutorials now on steroids

Have you considered web automation but thought it was too difficult to learn?

Speaking as a veteran programmer, let me say this about UBot Studio. This did not happen when I was in school. I wish it was because this puts the programming on steroids.

So do you have a list of programming reserved words to learn, as well as their syntax? Not really.

Instead of a list of hundreds of reserved words, there are qualifiers (8), action commands (19), input commands (4), file commands (9), stream commands (18), chosen commands (9) , variable commands (15) and user interface elements (14).

That equates to about 96 actual commands. You won’t need all of them, in fact there are some that I will probably never touch. Simply because I don’t need them. But I know they are there.

The biggest difference is that UBot uses a kind of object-based programming. Basically, you build your program based on a general flow of things that you want to happen.

This means that if you understand the flowcharts, you are well on your way.

If you also understand web objects such as a button, a text box, a text link, an image, and the like, then you are moving down the learning path.

So in the sense of a language, there is really nothing there. Which is VERY nice.

But here is the great thing we can get out of this.

If you can point and click and even drag and drop then you are a great candidate for this system!

Now I speak to you as a teacher. At a local community college here I used to teach Visual Basic 6. I had people in my class who were so overwhelmed that they would put up these barriers to learning. At the end of the semester they were programming.

I invested some time in these people and it was worth it. They learned in a HUGE way.

I say all that for a reason. Anyone can do this system. This is much easier to learn than Visual Basic 6. I wish I had this back then. That’s how powerful and flexible this platform really is.

So if you can cook from a recipe and understand that kind of mindset, you’ve finished most of the learning curve.

It’s that easy.