Learning to code so that you can land a job in tech can feel daunting. That’s why we’re sharing inspiring stories from Codecademy’s community — to show how people like you (yes, you!) can embark on a learning journey and end up with a totally new career. We hope these stories serve as a reminder … Read more
This blog was written by our friends at the data science and analytics platform KNIME. If you want to learn more about how to integrate generative AI into your data workflow using visual programming, join us on Wednesday, June 18 at 2 p.m. for a free Codecademy community event with KNIME. RSVP for the virtual … Read more
When Professor Kendall Farnham agreed to teach in the online Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering at Dartmouth, she knew it wouldn’t be easy. “How do we facilitate learning with desktop hardware when I can’t look over your shoulder and tell you that you plugged something in backwards and that’s why it’s smoking?” she laughs. … Read more
Everyone has interacted with UI/UX before, possibly without knowing (in fact, you’re doing it right now). UI/UX stands for “user interface” and “user experience.” Any time you navigate a website, or check your weather app, for example, you’re technically a “user.” What you might not realize is that it’s someone’s job to consider every button, … Read more
Tom Fail’s journey through higher education is deeply personal and rooted in a clear sense of purpose. With two degrees already under his belt and a successful career in Ed Tech, Tom explains why he made the decision to pursue his third degree credential. His story explains his personal connection to higher education and how … Read more
Let me guess, your JavaScript language knowledge has advanced to the point where you are interested in learning JavaScript frameworks. Well, you are not alone. As technology evolves, developers must learn about different frameworks that are in demand. By understanding the current frameworks, you improve your knowledge of the field and increase your odds of … Read more
Originally known as Oak, Java emerged in early 1996 with its major version as Java 1 or JDK 1.0. James Gosling designed and developed Java first at Sun Microsystems. With the introduction of new versions, Java has changed a lot (over time). Each version of Java brings us new features. Currently, Oracle Corporation manages the … Read more
As a programming language that debuted in 2000, C# has become one of the leading choices in the programming world. Since C# abstracts away most of the machine-level code, it helps users concentrate more on programming. For these reasons, C# is a good language for beginners. Even though C# is a multi-paradigm language, it also … Read more
In the world of programming, it is impossible to ignore the popularity of React. This JavaScript library is well-known around the world, and several industries are working on it. Regardless of whether you’re a professional programmer or a beginner, knowing React will put you on top in your career. If your goal is to be … Read more
Microservices architecture is a method of developing large-scale applications as discrete modules that can function independently but integrate into the overall business application. The use of this service for developing enterprise solutions is increasing. Cloud computing solutions are increasingly in demand due to their simple, modular architecture. If you’re preparing for a job interview in … Read more