#Top 50 CSS interview questions

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Top CSS Interview Questions for Freshers

A curated collection of essential CSS interview questions tailored for freshers. Perfect for mastering foundational concepts like selectors, box models, and positioning, with practical examples to boost your confidence for entry-level web development roles.

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TOP 50 short interview question answers for an SEO Executive

Q.1:- What is SEO?

ANS:- SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. It's the process of optimizing a website to improve its visibility on search engines.

Q.2:- Why is SEO important?

ANS:- SEO is crucial for driving organic traffic to a website, increasing visibility, and improving rankings on search engine results pages (SERPs).

Q.3:- What are the key elements of on-page SEO?

ANS:-Title tags, meta descriptions, header tags, URL structure, and keyword optimization.

Q.4:- Explain the difference between on-page and off-page SEO.

ANS:- On-page SEO involves optimizing content and elements on the website, while off-page SEO focuses on external factors like backlinks and social signals.

Q.5:- What is a meta description?

ANS:- A meta description is a brief summary that appears in search results, describing the content of a webpage.

Q.6:-How do you conduct keyword research?

ANS:- Using tools like Google Keyword Planner, SEMrush, or Ahrefs to find relevant keywords with high search volume and low competition.

Q.7:- What is a backlink?

ANS:- A backlink is a link from one website to another, considered as a vote of confidence and can positively impact SEO.

Q.8:- How do you handle duplicate content issues?

ANS:- Implementing canonical tags, 301 redirects, or using the rel="nofollow" attribute.

Q.9:- What is Google PageRank?

ANS:- Google PageRank is an algorithm used by Google Search to rank websites in its search engine results.

Q.10:- What is a 404 error?

ANS:- A 404 error occurs when a webpage is not found. It's important to fix broken links for better user experience and SEO.

Q.11:- How do you measure SEO success?

ANS:- Key performance indicators (KPIs) such as organic traffic, keyword rankings, conversion rates, and bounce rates.

Q.12:- What is a sitemap, and why is it important for SEO?

ANS:- A sitemap is a file that lists the pages of a website. It helps search engines crawl and index the site more efficiently.

Q.13:- What is the difference between dofollow and nofollow links?

ANS:- Dofollow links pass SEO value to the linked page, while nofollow links do not.

Q.14:- How can you optimize a website's loading speed?

ANS:- Compressing images, minimizing CSS and JavaScript, leveraging browser caching, and using a content delivery network (CDN).

Q.15:- What is the Google Algorithm?

ANS:- Google Algorithm is a complex system that determines the ranking of web pages in search results based on various factors.

Q.16:- How do you stay updated on the latest SEO trends?

ANS:-  Regularly reading industry blogs, following SEO experts on social media, and attending webinars and conferences.

Q.17:- What is the role of social media in SEO?

ANS:- Social signals from platforms like Facebook and Twitter can indirectly impact SEO by increasing brand visibility and driving traffic.

Q.18:- Explain the concept of long-tail keywords.

ANS:- Long-tail keywords are specific, niche phrases that typically have lower search volume but higher conversion potential.

Q.19:- How do you approach optimizing a website for local search?

ANS:- Claiming and optimizing Google My Business, ensuring consistent NAP (Name, Address, Phone) information, and obtaining local backlinks.

Q.20:- What is the importance of user experience in SEO?

ANS:- Google considers user experience factors like page load time, mobile-friendliness, and overall site usability in its rankings.

Q.21:- How do you handle a Google penalty?

ANS:- Identify the cause, rectify the issues, submit a reconsideration request, and focus on ethical SEO practices.

Q.22:- What are doorway pages?

ANS:- Doorway pages are low-quality, spammy pages created to rank high for specific keywords and redirect users to a different page.

Q.23:- What is schema markup, and how does it impact SEO?

ANS:- Schema markup is code that helps search engines understand the context of content. It can enhance the appearance of search results and improve click-through rates.

Q.24:- How do you approach optimizing for voice search?

ANS:- Focusing on natural language, using conversational keywords, and providing concise, informative answers.

Q.25:- What is the significance of anchor text in SEO?

ANS:- Anchor text provides context for the linked page. It's important for usability and search engines in understanding the content of the linked page.

Q.26:- How do you deal with a drop in keyword rankings?

ANS:- Conduct a thorough analysis of on-page and off-page factors, identify issues, and implement corrective measures.

Q.27:- What is the role of alt text in image optimization?

ANS:- Alt text provides a text description of an image, making it accessible to visually impaired users and contributing to SEO.

Q.28:- How do you approach international SEO?

ANS:- Using hreflang tags, creating country-specific content, and optimizing for local search engines and cultural nuances.

Q.29:- What is a 301 redirect, and when would you use it?

ANS:- A 301 redirect is a permanent redirect from one URL to another. It's used when a page is moved or the URL structure is changed.

Q.30:- How do you optimize for featured snippets?

ANS:- Providing concise, well-structured answers to common questions and using structured data markup.

Q.31:- What is the impact of site architecture on SEO?

ANS:- A well-organized site structure improves user experience and helps search engines crawl and index content more efficiently.

Q.32:- How do you address crawl errors in Google Search Console?

ANS:- Reviewing crawl error reports, fixing broken links, and ensuring proper redirects.

Q.33:- What is the Google Knowledge Graph?

ANS:- The Knowledge Graph is a knowledge base used by Google to enhance search results with semantic-search information.

Q.34:- What is a bounce rate, and how does it impact SEO?

ANS:- Bounce rate measures the percentage of visitors who navigate away from the site after viewing only one page. High bounce rates may indicate issues with content or user experience.

Q.35:- How do you optimize content for E-A-T (Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness)?

ANS:- Showcasing author credentials, citing reputable sources, and ensuring accurate and trustworthy content.

Q.36:- What is the impact of page speed on mobile SEO?

ANS:- Google prioritizes mobile-friendly and fast-loading pages. Slow mobile sites can result in lower rankings.

Q.37:- What is a noindex tag, and when would you use it?

ANS:- A noindex tag instructs search engines not to index a particular page. It is used for pages that shouldn't appear in search results.

Q.38:- How do you approach optimizing for local SEO?

Claiming and optimizing Google My Business, obtaining local citations, and encouraging customer reviews.

Q.39:- What is the role of social signals in SEO?

ANS:- While not a direct ranking factor, social signals from platforms like Facebook and Twitter can impact brand visibility and indirectly influence SEO.

Q.40:- Explain the concept of a canonical tag.

ANS:- A canonical tag is used to tell search engines which version of a URL should be considered the authoritative, preferred version.

Q.41:- What is the impact of user-generated content on SEO?

ANS:- User-generated content can enhance engagement and provide fresh, relevant content, positively impacting SEO.

Q.42:- How do you approach optimizing for mobile-first indexing?

ANS:- Ensuring that the mobile version of a site is equivalent in content and metadata to the desktop version.

Q.43:- What is the role of local backlinks in local SEO?

ANS:- Local backlinks from reputable sources in the same geographical area can boost local search rankings.

Q.44:- How do you address duplicate content issues across multiple pages?

ANS:- Implementing 301 redirects, using canonical tags, and ensuring unique, valuable content on each page.

Q.45:- What is the impact of HTTPS on SEO?

ANS:- Google considers HTTPS as a ranking signal. Secure websites are preferred for better user security.

Q.46:- How do you perform a backlink analysis?

ANS:- Using tools like Ahrefs or Moz to identify the quantity, quality, and relevance of backlinks, and addressing any toxic backlinks.

Q.47:- What is the role of user intent in keyword optimization?

ANS:- Understanding user intent helps in creating content that aligns with what users are searching for, improving relevance and engagement.

Q.48:- How do you approach optimizing for Google's local pack?

ANS:- Optimizing Google My Business, obtaining positive reviews, and ensuring accurate business information.

Q.49:- How do you adapt to algorithm updates in SEO?

ANS:- Staying informed about industry changes, monitoring analytics for fluctuations, and adjusting strategies based on new algorithm requirements.

These answers cover a range of SEO topics and can serve as a comprehensive guide for an SEO Executive interview.

Q.50:- What is the importance of mobile optimization in SEO?

ANS:- With the increasing use of mobile devices, Google prioritizes mobile-friendly websites. Mobile optimization is crucial for better rankings.

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The Code Must Go On: An Afghan Coding Bootcamp Becomes a Lifeline Under Taliban Rule

Four months after the Afghan government fell to the Taliban, 22-year-old Asad Asadullah had settled into a new routine. 

In his hometown in Afghanistan’s northern Samangan province, the former computer science student started and ended each day glued to his laptop screen. 

Since late October, Asadullah had been participating in a virtual coding bootcamp organized by Code Weekend, a volunteer-run community of Afghan tech enthusiasts, with content donated by Scrimba, a Norwegian company that offers online programming workshops. 

On some days, Asadullah took a screen break for a game of pickup soccer, but generally he didn’t see his friends that much anymore. Under the Taliban regime, “old friends are getting so depressed,” he explains, and there was only so much of that he could handle. Instead, he tells me, “my life is on my computer.” 

Asadullah is one of the millions of young Afghans whose lives, and plans for the future, were turned upside down when the Taliban recaptured Afghanistan last August. When the capital fell, Asadullah had two semesters of college left, and he was thinking about his post-graduation plans. He wasn’t picky about his first job; anything that let him save up some money would do. But he had bigger plans: Asadullah wanted to start his own software company and share his love of computer science by teaching university and high school students. “When I start coding, I can forget everything,” he says.

Today, those plans are on pause—and no one knows for how long. The country’s economy is in free fall, the United Nations warns of famine, and in the meantime, Afghanistan’s new rulers have offered little by way of solutions to its citizens.

In such dire circumstances, a coding bootcamp—a remnant of a brief period of techno-optimism in Afghanistan—may seem out of place. But for its participants, it offers hope of a better future—though whether such a future is still possible in Afghanistan remains to be seen. 

Virtual learning 

When the Taliban swept into power in August, it was unclear what their rule would mean for the Internet in Afghanistan. Would they cut off Internet access? Use social media posts—or government databases—to identify and target their former enemies? Continue to wage their own increasingly effective public affairs campaigns?  

As it turned out, the Taliban did not cut off access to the Internet—at least it has not yet. Instead, for those Afghan students who can afford the Internet at home—especially women and girls, whom the regime has officially banned from secondary and higher education—online learning has become one of the primary sources of education. 

Some of this is well organized, with encrypted virtual classrooms set up by international supporters, while some is entirely self-directed—learning through YouTube videos, perhaps, or playlists of TED talks. And often it falls somewhere in between, making use of free or discounted online learning platforms. 

Afghan women attend a 2018 event. Photo courtesy Code Weekend.

Code Weekend’s virtual bootcamp falls into this latter category. Seventy-five participants were accepted into the cohort and are working their way through Scrimba’s Frontend Developer Career Path, a series of 13 interactive video learning modules that cover everything from HTML and CSS basics to tips on handling job interview questions about JavaScript or GitHub.

Participants can complete the modules on their own time and in their own homes, with Code Weekend volunteer mentors checking in weekly to answer questions, ensure that they stay on track, and assist with logistics as needed—including providing Internet top-up to keep participants online. According to organizers, roughly 50 members of the original cohort are active. 

Ensuring Internet connectivity is just one of the logistical and financial challenges of running a bootcamp, even a virtual one, in Afghanistan. Another is contending with power outages, which become more frequent every winter. In an attempt to solve both these problems, Code Weekend has been trying to crowdfund the costs of 3G credit and backup electricity through generators and battery storage units. 

But there’s another issue that worries organizers: “what the Taliban think,” says Jamshid Hashimi, the software engineer who started Code Weekend with friends seven years ago. The group doesn’t want to find out. “So far, we avoided interactions with them,” he says. 

In a way, the bootcamp’s virtual, asynchronous format helps Code Weekend stay under the radar. It makes it far easier for women, whose freedom of movement has been drastically curtailed under the Taliban’s extreme interpretation of Islam, to participate without leaving their homes—or even interacting with male participants, which might also provoke the Taliban’s ire. 

Zarifa Sherzoy, 19, is one of the boot camp’s female participants. A recent high school graduate, she had hoped to be taking college entrance exams and starting university classes this semester, but instead, she and her seven siblings spend most of their days at home. Between household chores, power outages, and her limited access to the Internet, she spends just an hour or two on the coding bootcamp. But still, even this has provided a new structure and meaning to her days. “After the Taliban arrived,” she recalls being “very tired at home every day thinking about how to end this.” But since the coding bootcamp started in late October, she says, while her problems haven’t disappeared, “my days are good.” 

The virtual format has another added perk: it allows coders outside the Afghan capital, like Asad Asadullah, to participate.  

Code Weekend Bootcamp

Jamshid Hashimi at a 2015 event. Photo courtesy Code Weekend.

When Jamshid Hashimi, then a 23-year-old software architect at the homegrown Afghan tech company Netlinks, launched Code Weekend in June 2014 to bring together Afghan programmers, he was inspired by the techno-optimism that then permeated Kabul. 

A Fast Company profile on the country’s burgeoning startup scene, published in 2012, described the pervasive hopefulness this way: “Impossibly optimistic and totally obsessed, Afghanistan’s would-be tech moguls believe that computing will not only help them make money, but also secure peace in their land.” 

And it was not just tech companies that were hopeful. Code Weekend was part of a slew of initiatives that aimed to spur youth innovation, entrepreneurship, and, ultimately, engagement and leadership in building a more progressive Afghanistan—some funded by international donors with this express purpose. 

Other examples included the TEDxKabul program, which first came to Kabul with its “ideas worth spreading” (the TEDx tagline) in 2012, as well as other entrepreneurship-focused global franchises like Founder Institute-Kabul, which ran from 2014 to 2017. (Hashimi played a role in both of these programs, as did I, at different times.) By 2016, even Google had come to town,  launching Google for Entrepreneurs’ Startup Grind, a community for aspiring startup founders. 

But Code Weekend outlasted all of these initiatives, even after some of its own leadership team, including Hashimi, left Afghanistan. In the seven years since its founding, the volunteer-organized group has held around 100 in-person meetups at universities, incubators, and the offices of prominent Afghan technology companies.During the pandemic, like much of the rest of the world, it went virtual.  

Attendees met to learn everything from the basics of WordPress design and JavaScript languages to data collection tools for the field. (Afghanistan’s aid-driven economy had a big appetite for surveys and employed a number of ICT workers.) They  heard from local startups and engineering teams that came to introduce their new apps. They discussed books popular in the global tech community, like The Passionate Programmer (which Hashimi presented). And once, in an all-night event, open-source enthusiasts  came together to stream Laracon Online, the global conference for the open-source Laravel web development framework. 

Then, in 2019, after years of these mostly weekend events, Code Weekend decided to go bigger: the group launched an in-person coding bootcamp. The first cohort ran with a pilot program of 15 developers, 12 of whom graduated from the four-month program. A few, according to Hashimi, found jobs as a result of their participation. 

Elyas Afghan, 24, hopes to be one of them after he completes the bootcamp. Both of his older brothers are also in the field—one works for Rapid Iteration, Hashimi’s company—and partly as a result of their influence, he says, working with computers is all he’s ever wanted to do. More specifically, he hopes to find a job working for a global tech company.  

After the successful pilot, Code Weekend organizers planned for a second cohort, but the coronavirus slowed down their efforts. Then, in late August of last year, the Afghan government collapsed—but rather than ending their plans, this accelerated them. 

“Lots of dreams shattered when the government fell,” recalls Hashimi, who by then had relocated to Vancouver, Canada. Like many Afghans in the diaspora, he had a deep “urge to do something.” And what he settled on, he says, was continuing to help in the way that he knew best: supporting Afghan coders. “People need hope,” he said—and since earlier events focused on tech or innovation provided it, he hoped that a coding boot camp would do the same.

Hashimi’s goal for the bootcamp is to “provide a more sustainable way for Afghan youth to learn new and market-driven skills,” he wrote in our initial email correspondence,  and with those skills to “start earning an income for themselves and their families.”

For many of the bootcamp participants, all of whom share these goals, the potential for online work might be their only option. In 19-year-old Sherzoy’s family, only her father is currently employed—and what he makes is hardly enough to support her and her six siblings. After the bootcamp, she says, she hopes to “help my family and do something for my future.” She adds, “I do not want to be illiterate [uneducated].”

A Code Weekend participant works on an app at an event in 2018. Photo courtesy Code Weekend.

Thus far, however, most of the income opportunities are coming through Hashimi’s other efforts: in addition to Code Weekend, he also runs a software development company that employs or contracts with over 20 Afghan programmers, most of whom are still in Afghanistan, as well as an online freelancing platform, Yagan Kar (meaning “some work” in Dari), for Afghan freelancers. 

It’s an adjustment to his original, pre-Taliban plans. Even after Hashimi left Afghanistan in 2016 for a master’s degree in the UK in innovation management, he used to spend three or four months in his home country every year, supporting the burgeoning tech community. “My dream,” he says, was “having the largest software house in Afghanistan.” 

In a way, that’s still his goal. “I want to bring 1,000 jobs by 2023”  from outside the country, he says, which “would help a lot of freelancers and youths and developers and also the economy.” 

He says that “all Afghans want to leave,” but the reality is that the vast majority of them are ineligible for resettlement and evacuation efforts. They will remain in Afghanistan, and will need new sources of income. Hashimi sees the international tech community as a potential  provider of that income, through both remote and freelance work. 

But all of this will take time, and the country faces more urgent challenges. 

No government has officially recognized the new regime, and as a result, the international community has frozen the country’s bank accounts as well as previously scheduled deliveries of aid money, putting its already precarious economy on the brink of collapse and much of its population at risk of starvation. 

The economic challenge are exacerbated by violence, which has not stopped; the UN has documented a rise in extrajudicial reprisal killings against allies of the former government, while other violent extremist groups, like the local affiliate of the Islamic State, continue to terrorize civilians with suicide attacks. 

If things finally stabilize, muses Asad Asadullah, the former computer science student and bootcamp participant, Afghan employers—including maybe even the Taliban government—could one day hire Afghan developers as well. After all, he says, the Taliban “know the importance of technology, at least at senior levels.” 

With the bigger challenges facing Afghanistan, that day feels very far off—“maybe in three to four years,” Asadullah predicts. 

But he is not waiting around to see. In the four days between our first interview and our last WhatsApp messages confirming details for this story, he and his family fled to Pakistan, joining the 2.6 million Afghans who live as refugees outside of their homeland. 

Asadullah plans to stay in Pakistan until he can find an opportunity to go to Europe or the United States. In the meantime, he continues to order his day by when he can get online and code. 

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WHY BCA FROM TIPS?

Bachelors of Computer Applications (BCA) from Trinity Institute of Professional Studies: ‘Revolutionize the way we learn technology’

With technological advancement in almost all domains especially during the pandemic we all have relied heavily on the technology from consulting a doctor online, studying virtually, online shopping, and paying bills online. In short one can say the technology has revolutionized the world from traditional banking to e-banking, switching from shops and malls to e-malls (Virtual malls) or E-commerce sites, traditional teaching to e-learning, etc.

Entertainment industry has grown extremely well with the technology, may it be the series or gaming; are gaining and are keeping the people occupied by watching Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Reliance, etc. and playing and competing with their family and friends who are located at geographically distant places.

For the reason that the world is becoming more and more dependent on IT, IT professionals continue to be in a big call. Being a hub of world digital skills, most of the IT professionals of the arena are based totally in India. India’s IT sector market is projected to reach US $100 billion by 2025. According to Gartner, USA, IT spending in India is estimated to reach US $93 billion in 2021 (7.3% increase)

WHAT IS A BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS?

Bachelor of Computer Applications is a 3-year undergraduate Programme. The course is designed to provide an insight into computing through fundamental concepts, principles, strategies and skills supplemented with practical exposure to effectively apply in real-time computing environments by incorporating the latest developments into the curriculum.

The period of this programme is three years, divided into 6 semesters. The program aims to educate students with strong application and programming skills on the latest revolution in technology along with strong moral values to assimilate into the industry at ease. The curriculum includes subjects such as database, networking, data structures, core programming languages (C, Java), and Software engineering and many more. College students even from commerce and humanities fields with a prerequisite of mathematics in higher secondary.

SCOPE OF BACHELORS OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (BCA):

The demand for IT professionals is growing globally. After completing the course, graduates can opt for better education or profession possibilities. Career possibilities one could have after commencement are as follows:

·         Web developers: a web developer is a programmer who specializes within the evolution of www programs. The characteristic of web developers is to develop and control websites. A web developer must have capabilities in HTML/XHTML, CSS, php, JavaScript and so on.

·         Network Engineers: A software program engineer develops, analyses, and estimates software, circuits, and private computers.

·         Programmer: The responsibility of a programmer is to jot down, rewrite codes for software. A programmer fundamentally operates in laptop languages along with C, C++, Java, Lisp, Python, COBOL, etc.

·         Software developers: The responsibility of a software program developer is to develop and code software that facilitates the obligations of the humans and enables them to perform more efficiently. Moreover, a software developer installs, analyses, and manages one of a kind software.

·         Entrepreneurship: The students can be an entrepreneur and can start their own venture. We have an udyami cell which is taking care of the startup and incubation options for our students.

BCA graduates have good scope in jobs as a Programmer, Network Administrator, Database Administrator, Software tester, Technical support executive, corporate trainer, Information System Manager, Database administrators and many more. A number of the pinnacle groups that lease BCA graduates are Wipro, Infosys, HCL technology, TCS, Capgemini, Tech Mahindra, and so on.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

An applicant must meet the following eligibility criteria to be considered for BCA admission at GGSIPU in Delhi NCR:

Pass in 12th Class of 10+2 of CBSE or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate* with a pass in English (core or elective or functional). Mathematics or (Computer Science / Informatics Practice / Computer Applications / Multimedia & Web Technology / Data Management Application / Web Application as a compulsory subject of non-vocational stream with 50 theories and 50 practical ratio).

OR

Three-year Diploma in a branch of Engineering from a polytechnic duly approved by All India Council for Technical Education and affiliated to a recognized examining body with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.

STUDENTS INTAKE IN BCA@ TIPS

The intake is 60 students for first and second shifts each. Total 120 students

ADMISSIONS THROUGH MANAGEMENT QUOTA

An applicant must meet the above-mentioned eligibility requirements and obtain a CET-GGSIPU Rank in order to be considered for IPU Admission 2021. . TIPS, the best GGSIPU BCA College in Delhi NCR conducts admission for 10% seats under management quota which is done on the basis of merit of qualifying examination and CET-GGSIPU Rank.

WHY BCA FROM TIPS? 

BCA: “Revolutionize the way we learn technology”

TIPS, the top GGSIPU BCA Colleges in     Delhi NCR, has enabled a combination of conventional and modern modes of     teaching with technical aids such as ceiling-mounted LCD projectors, white     and green boards and podiums for the faculty members.

TIPS, the best BCA Institute in Delhi NCR, has centrally     air-conditioned classrooms, a library, and well-equipped labs with current     versions of software such as Oracle, SQL Server, NetBeans, and Red Hat     Linux.

Students will be nurtured by experienced and well-qualified     faculty members.

To improve students' practical understanding, a variety of     knowledge-rich programs and guest lectures by industry professionals and     experts are organized.

Experience based learning is promoted by the institute     through events like conferences, workshops, IT quiz, Mock interviews,     GD’s, Personal Interviews etc.

The emphasis is not just on academics, but also on the     student's overall grooming through opportunities to excel in coding,     design, sports, music, theatre, dance, and other activities. We are proud     to share that many of our students are representing our nation in sports.

The college emphasizes on Moral values and ensures that our     students should be very good human beings before becoming good     professionals, so under sevarth and BVP the students are encouraged to     participate in various activities catering to support the needy and spend     some time helping and educating the housekeeping staff. Students are     groomed and given training on topics such as personality development, body     language, interview skills, technical skills, and research work as part of     the NUES subject. All 6th semester students are required to write a     research paper and present their findings during Seminar/ Project VIVA.

Alumni Interaction is conducted on a regular basis to get     accustomed with industry patterns, interview questions, selection criteria     and basic networking etc.

The institute organizes regular mock assessments, online     tests, and personality development programs to train students for future     assignments.

Students have been placed in renowned companies like Wipro,     Infotech, TCS, HCL technologies, Accenture, Infosys and other similar     brands.

Industrial visits are organized for the IT students to     explore and get training from the industry experts.

 DISTINCTIVENESS@ TRINITY INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

CODING CLUB while (!(succeed = try()))  - As the     phrase for the club emphasizes, we motivate the students to keep trying     and hone their Programming Skills. Real time projects kind of exposure is     given to ensure the learning.

FACT     SMITHS - All BCA students have been advised to inculcate the hobby to read     lots of research papers. This widens their horizon to explore new     technologies and come up with their own new ideas. To facilitate this, a     team of factSmiths is built, where the students submit their new ideas in     the form of research papers, peer review others ideas & they may     implement them using new technologies. Special initiatives are taken for     6th Semester students to submit and present a research paper on any latest     topic.

The     students are encouraged to write a meaningful quote on the board to begin     the day by reading something significant and positive.

The     department has started the concept of Technical Notice Board catering the     latest technological news and updates.

Online     Test, Mock Interview, GD Sessions, PI have always been a focus to help the     student get better placed.

 BEST PRACTICES @TIPS

Mentoring and Career guidance is provided     to the students for taking up the correct path. Students are guided about     the different profiles and streams they can opt for according to their     interest, so that they can be successful in all the future endeavors.

Communication Skills and Personality     development training are regular practice at the college to foster the     students into qualified professionals.

Online Mocks prepare the students to stay     comfortable while appearing for the interview.

Keeping the students more grounded and     for imbibing good moral values, students are encouraged to help the needy,     educate and guide the poor kids at some NGO or school.

The students are encouraged to plan the     entire event by themselves under the guidance of faculty members; which     gives them real life learning and exploration.

Students are advised to participate in     sports, cultural and extracurricular activities like write blogs, Make     YouTube Channel, etc.

[markstucker]

YCBK 152: Applications Tank in the only State That Requires the SAT or ACT

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(08:24) In this week’s news segment, an article from Inside Higher Ed “Applications Tank in State That Require SAT or ACT”, by Scott Jaschik. Florida public schools have resisted the calls to go test optional and now many Florida schools are seeing a major decline in applications.

https://www.insidehighered.com/admissions/article/2020/11/09/applications-floridas-public-universities-are-down-much-50-percent

  (21:35) We’re in chapter 152 of 171 Answers and we’re discussing whether transfer students get as much financial aid as freshman applicants.

  (33:58) This week’s question is from Elizabeth in Georgia and she wants to know how to answer the question posed by the CSS Profile: ‘enter the amount your parents think they will be able to pay for your college expenses

  (46:16) In this week’s interview, College Student Chika Nwosu reflects on her freshman and sophomore year at the University of Miami, Part 2 of 4.

  (50:46) Recommended resource: The book, The College Visit Journal: Campus Visits Demystified by Danielle Marshall. The book is a great place to record and store all your notes from your campus visits in one place.

Bonus section: Why are elite colleges getting so many early applications this year (Part 2)

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The Complete Web Developer in 2020: Zero to Mastery

Learn to code and become a Web Developer in 2020 with HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, Node.js, Machine Learning & more!

What you'll learn

Skills that will allow you to apply for jobs like Web Developer, Software Developer, Front End Developer, Javascript Developer, and Full Stack Developer

Learn modern technologies that are ACTUALLY being used behind tech companies in 2020

Build 10+ real-world Web Development projects you can show off

Build a professional Portfolio Website

Learn best practices to write clean, performant, and bug-free code

Master modern Web Development fundamentals as well as advanced topics

Work as a Freelance Web Developer

Master beginner and advanced JavaScript topics

Learn React + Redux to build rich front end applications

Build your own full-stack websites and applications

Build a complex image recognition app using everything we learn in the course

Become a professional Web Developer and get hired

Use NodeJS to write server-side JavaScript

Learn to implement user authentication

Use Express, SQL, and PostgreSQL to create full-stack applications that scale

Master fundamental concepts in Web Development

Requirements

A computer (Windows/Mac/Linux). That's it!

No previous coding experience is needed

All tools and software used in this course will be free

Prepare to learn real-life skills and build real web apps that will get you hired!

Description

Just Updated for 2020! Become a Fullstack Web Developer in 2020 by learning the most in-demand skills! This is one of the fastest-growing courses on Udemy with 10,000+ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️in the last 6 months. Graduates of this course are now working at companies like Google, Tesla, Amazon, Apple, JP Morgan, Facebook + other top tech companies (...seriously). Join a live online community of over 200,000+ developers and a course taught by an industry expert that has actually worked both in Silicon Valley and Toronto as a Senior Developer and Tech Lead. This is the tutorial you've been looking for to become a modern web developer in 2020. It doesn’t just cover a small portion of the industry. This covers everything you need to know to get hired: from absolute zero knowledge to being able to put things on your resume that will allow you to live the life you want.  Sounds too good to be true? Give me 5 minutes of your time to explain why I built this Web Development course and what is different here than thousands of other courses all over the internet:

I update the course every month to make sure you learn the most up to date skills! There is no wasted time here. We won’t be using outdated technologies like PHP, Wordpress, and JQuery. Although still useful, outdated technologies like the above are low paying and demands for them are decreasing. In this course, you will learn the specific technologies that are the most in-demand in the industry right now. These include tools and technologies used by the biggest tech companies like Google, Facebook, Instagram, etc… It’s geared specifically for people that want to learn employable skills in 2020.

After finishing this course, you will be able to apply for developer roles, get a promotion, or upgrade your job title as a developer and earn a higher salary. We won't be taking any shortcuts in this course. You are going to go from absolute zero: where you learn how the internet works. To mastery: where you build an image recognition app using a Machine Learning API (a subset of Artificial Intelligence) and all the other modern technologies that we learn in the course. Most students have commented on how the projects in this course have impressed their interviewers and allowed them to get an offer.

This course is taught by an instructor who has worked in Silicon Valley, and one of the top tech companies in Toronto. I have built large scale applications, and have managed teams of developers. I am not an online marketer or a salesman, but a software developer who has worked directly with these technologies.  I love programming and believe that there needs to be a course out there that actually teaches valuable real-life skills (because most of them are taught by teachers with no work experience).

Your time is valuable and you don't want to spend thousands of dollars on a Bootcamp. You want a course that outlines the best way to become a Web Developer, in simple and well-explained terms, so that you fully understand topics instead of watching somebody on your screen and having no clue what is going on. I have taken the best pieces, tools, and practices that I have found over the years, and condensed everything into this course. 50 hours of videos don't mean much if the instructor isn't engaging or focuses on outdated topics. I made sure that everything covered in this course is efficient and focuses on getting you job-ready as soon as possible!

We have a thriving online chat community so you really feel like you are part of a classroom and not just watching videos by yourself. You will have a chance to communicate with fellow students, work on group projects together, and contribute to open-source projects. Anytime you have a question, you can ask in many locations and get help right away (including from myself). 

The course is designed to give you employable skills so you can get a job. Here is what one student recently wrote after taking the course and being hired right away: "I’m a self-taught dev, who has been out of work for ~6 months. I had some family things that came up that prevented me from seeking permanent employment, so for a while, I was Postmates/Uber delivery driver. After taking this course, I immediately got catapulted back to where I was before, but better equipped and with the knowledge to take on the next job. I had just finished the React section when I went to a recent interview, and it really helped me excel. As of today, I am officially re-employed back in the field, and it is all thanks to this course. I had a blast creating the final project and FINALLY got around to learning SQL statements, and getting to use them in a project. I’m really ecstatic that Andrei went with teaching relational databases over something like MongoDB, which can also be fun but is less practical for use on the job.   So thanks Andrei, I really enjoyed the course and will be making sure to share it with others who find it helpful. I’m also looking forward to the new ES10 content that was recently added, and going through the DB stuff again when I go to build a personal project." - J.C.

Think of this course as a Web Developer Bootcamp. By the end, you will be comfortable using the below skills and you will be able to put them on your resume:

HTML/HTML5

CSS/CSS3

SemanticUI

Responsive Design

Flexbox

CSS Grid

Bootstrap 4

DOM Manipulation

Javascript (including ES6/ES7/ES8/ES9/ES10)

Asynchronous JavaScript

HTTP/JSON/AJAX

React + Redux

Git + Github

Command Line

Node.js

Express.js

NPM

RESTful API Design

PostgresSQL

SQL

Authentication

Authorization

Scalable Infrastructure

Security

Production and Deployment

You will be taken through online videos and exercises where you will be able to do the following things by the end:

Build real complex applications and websites

Build an image recognition app so you can add it to your portfolio

Go into a job interview confident that you understand the fundamental building blocks of web development and the developer trends in 2020

Be able to go off on your own and grow your skills as a developer, having built a solid foundation

Learn how frontend, servers, and databases communicate and how they all fit together in the ecosystem

Build your own startup landing page

Go off and work remotely by being a freelance developer that can bid on projects

This course is the accumulation of all of my years working in the industry, learning, and teaching. There is so much information out there, so many opinions, and so many ways of doing things, that unless you have spent the last few years working with these technologies in a company, you will never fully understand. So this course is the answer to that exact problem for you: How to gain experience when you need experience to get hired? I have gone through thousands of coding books, online tutorials, and boot camps. Throughout the years I have taken notes on what has worked and what hasn't, and I have created this course to narrow down the most efficient way to learn with the most relevant information.  I am 100% confident that you won't find a course like this out there. We're not going to be building simple todo applications and cat image sliders. We are going to learn actual practical skills that will put you into the workforce. Some unique sections that you won't find anywhere else are:

React.js + Redux: You will learn the library that companies like Netflix, Facebook, and Instagram use to build fast, scalable applications. This is one of the highest in-demand skills in the industry.

A day in the life of a developer: What will your day to day look like and what tools will you use? I will take you through a sample day at a tech company.

How does the internet actually work? What is the history of these technologies?: You will actually understand the underlying concepts of the internet, and how the technologies we have now, have come to be where they are.

How do you actually deploy a real-life app so that it is secure, and won't get hacked?: How does a real-life app get out to the public in a safe and secure way?

What is Machine Learning and how you can harness its power: Whether you have heard about it or not, this is something that you will hear more and more in the coming years. Those who understand the high-level concepts and can harness its power will have an advantage. 

What does your developer environment on your computer look like?: We will be setting up our computers with all the tools necessary for a developer so you can use the same setup when you go work in the industry.

Why do we teach the above?

Because in this day and age, just knowing HTML CSS and Javascript is not good enough, and you won't be able to grow in your role and command a higher salary. You will learn these things because these are the things you should know in 2020 so that you are miles ahead of the rest.  Make this the year that you took a risk, you learned highly in-demand skills, you had new experiences, and you received new opportunities. I hope you join me on this journey. This is the proudest work I have ever done in my life and I am confident that you won't find a course better than this. See you inside! Taught by: Andrei is the instructor of the highest rated Web Development course on Udemy as well as one of the fastest-growing. His graduates have moved on to work for some of the biggest tech companies around the world like Apple, Google, Amazon, JP Morgan, IBM, UNIQLO, etc... He has been working as a senior software developer in Silicon Valley and Toronto for many years and is now taking all that he has learned, to teach programming skills and to help you discover the amazing career opportunities that being a developer allows in life. Having been a self-taught programmer, he understands that there is an overwhelming number of online courses, tutorials, and books that are overly verbose and inadequate at teaching proper skills. Most people feel paralyzed and don't know where to start when learning a complex subject matter, or even worse, most people don't have $20,000 to spend on a coding Bootcamp. Programming skills should be affordable and open to all. An education material should teach real-life skills that are current and they should not waste a student's valuable time. Having learned important lessons from working for Fortune 500 companies, tech startups, to even founding his own business, he is now dedicating 100% of his time to teaching others valuable software development skills in order to take control of their life and work in an exciting industry with infinite possibilities. Andrei promises you that there are no other courses out there as comprehensive and as well explained. He believes that in order to learn anything of value, you need to start with the foundation and develop the roots of the tree. Only from there will you be able to learn concepts and specific skills(leaves) that connect to the foundation. Learning becomes exponential when structured in this way. Taking his experience in educational psychology and coding, Andrei's courses will take you on an understanding of complex subjects that you never thought would be possible. See you inside the courses! READ MORE:

Node JS: Advanced Concepts

Learn Flutter & Dart to Build iOS & Android Apps [2020]

The Ultimate MySQL Bootcamp: Go from SQL Beginner to Expert

The Complete Node.js Developer Course (3rd Edition)

Who this course is for:

You want to learn to code and build websites and web apps

You are looking to start a career in Web Development

You know HTML and CSS but want to expand your skills and do more

You want to start your own business or become a freelancer

You want to learn REAL industry skills that are necessary for 2020 to get hired as a web developer and earn a higher salary

You want one course to teach you everything in one place from a senior developer that works in the industry

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300+ TOP Pure.CSS Interview Questions and Answers

Pure.CSS Interview Questions for freshers experienced :-

1. What is Pure.CSS? Pure.CSS is a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) framework developed by Yahoo. It is used to make website faster, beautiful and responsive. 2. Which are the important features of Pure.CSS? It is free. It has in-built responsive designing. It uses satandard CSS with minimal footprint. It is a collection of small, responsive CSS modules. It supports shadow and bold colors. The colors and shades remain uniform across various platforms and devices. 3. What do you mean by Standard CSS? Standard CSS is very easy to lean and there is no dependency on any external JavaScript library such as jQuery. Standard CSS is used by Pure.CSS. 4. How to use Pure.CSS? There are two methods to use Pure.CSS: Local Installation: You can download the pure.css file on your system and include it in your HTML code. CDN Based Version: You can include the pure.css file into your HTML code directly from the Content Delivery Network (CDN). 5. What do you understand by Pure.CSS Responsive Design? PURE.CSS provides several special classes to create a responsive design: .pure-u-*: It is used to set the container to occupy required space on any device. .pure-u-sm-*: It is used to set the container to occupy required space on a devices with width ? 568px. .pure-u-md-*: It is used to set the container to occupy required space on a devices with width ? 768px. .pure-u-lg-*: It is used to set the container to occupy required space on a devices with width ? 1024px. .pure-u-xl-*: It is used to set the container to occupy required space on a devices with width ? 1280px. 6. What is Pure.CSS grids? PURE.CSS provides concept of Pure Grid with two types of classes: pure-g: A grid class pure-u-*: A unit class 7. How do you Pure.CSS grid? Following are the rules to use Pure.CSS Grids: Widths of Units are in fractions. For example, pure-u-1-2 represents 1/2 or 50% width, pure-u-2-5 represents 2/5 or 40% width and so on. Children of Pure Grid (element with pure-g class) must be using pure-u or pure-u-* classnames. All content should be a part of a grid unit to be rendered properly. 8. What do you mean by the term extensible in Pure.CSS? Pure is elegant, simple, and lightweight. It is very easy to work with. The biggest advantage of using Pure CSS is it is built to be extensible. You can simply add a few styles in your own CSS and change the look to your website. 9. What is local installation of Pure.CSS? Local installation is a process of downloading pure-min.css file in a directory of your website, e.g. /css and then use the CSS file in your HTML page. Example: The PURE.CSS Example .grids-example { background: rgb(250, 250, 250); margin: 2em auto; border-top: 1px solid yellow; border-bottom: 1px solid red; font-family: Consolas, 'Liberation Mono', Courier, monospace; text-align: center; } First Column Second Column Third Column 10. How do you use CDN based version of Pure.CSS? You can include the Pure.CSS file into your HTML code directly from the Content Delivery Network (CDN). yui.yahooapis.com provides content for the latest version. Example: The PURE.CSS Example .grids-example { background: rgb(250, 250, 250); margin: 2em auto; border-top: 1px solid yellow; border-bottom: 1px solid red; font-family: Consolas, 'Liberation Mono', Courier, monospace; text-align: center; } First Column Second Column Third Column

Pure.CSS Interview Questions 11. What is Pure.CSS Menus? There are two types of menus in Pure.CSS: Vertical menu Horizontal menu Pure.CSS provides vertical menus by default. You can change the vertical menu to horizontal menu by adding the class name "pure-menu-horizontal". 12. What is Pure.CSS form? Pure.CSS has a very easy and responsive CSS to design a form. You can create different types of forms using Pure.CSS. Following is a list of some classnames: pure-form: It specifies a compact inline form. pure-form-stacked: It represents a stacked form with input elements below the labels. To be used with pure-form. pure-form-aligned: It represents an aligned form with input elements below the labels. To be used with pure-form. pure-input-rounded: It is used to display a form control with rounded corners pure-button: It is used to beautify a button. pure-checkbox: It is used to beautify a checkbox. pure-radio: It is used to beautify a radio. 13. What is Responsive Design in Pure CSS? Responsive design is defined as following: Pure has in-built responsive design. It resizes automatically as per the device size. Pure has 12 columns. Mobile-first fluid supports responsive classes for small, large, and medium screen sizes. Pure classes enable website to fit any screen size. The websites is fully compatible with PC, tablets and mobiledevices. 14. What is Pure CSS button? Pure CSS provides attractive and responsive buttons. Following are the button classes. Pure-button: It represents a standard button. Pure-button-disabled: Itrepresents a disabled button and it is used along with pure-button. pure-button-active: It represents a pressed button and it is used along with along with pure-button. 15. What are the browsers supported by Pure CSS? Pure CSS supports following updated browsers that are given below: IE 8+ Latest Stable: Firefox, Chrome and Safari 16. What are the icons Libraries supported by Pure CSS? Pure CSS supports following icon libraries that are: Font Awesome Icons Google Material Icons Bootstrap Icons Pure.CSS Questions and Answers Pdf Download Read the full article

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hey hello hi!!! it’s been ages (6 months?!) since my last masterpost, and i’ve been seeing so many great educational apps on the google play store. so here’s a list of some educational smartphone apps that you should check out! 

disclaimer: i have not used most of these applications (i generally don’t use study or even productivity apps), so i’m recommending them based on reviews!

general education

curiosity [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] curiosity is a super cool app that’s all about learning new quirky facts! every 24 hours new content is released, including mind-blowing science, history and technology facts. it’s like having the best museum and the most fascinating library at your disposal.

coursera [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] with coursera, you can access more than 1,000 courses and specializations developed by 140+ of the best colleges and universities in the world, and master subjects from python programming and data science to photography and music.

edx [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] edx provides free online courses from the world’s best universities and institutions. there are so many topics to discover, including computer science, engineering, history, psychology, nutrition, big data, statistics and hundreds more. with edx, you have the flexibility to learn on your schedule. it is free education, when and where you want it.

khan academy [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] khan academy allows you to learn (almost) anything for free. browse over 10,000 videos and explanations at your fingertips in math, science, economics, history, and much, much more. sharpen your skills with over 40,000 interactive practice questions with instant feedback and step-by-step hints. khan academy is a wealth of resources and it’s all free!  note: i really really recommend khan academy! it is super helpful and there’s also the free sat prep (and the upcoming free lsat prep for people interested in law school)!!

udemy [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] udemy is your place to learn real world skills online. with over 32,000 online courses and tutorials, offered in more than 80 languages, you can choose from a wide range of topics to inspire creativity, hone your skills, be your own boss, and more. courses in everything from programming, it & software, business, marketing and entrepreneurship, health, design, languages, music, and much more.

goodwall [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] goodwall is basically a social network for students - you can share your skills and achievements and win scholarships (and even be recognized by colleges and universities!) when you join, you are eligible for a $500 weekly new student award, in addition to the $1000 student of the month scholarship. people seem to think that it’s a great way to connect to other motivated students throughout the world (obviously the studyblr community is The Best ;) but here’s an awesome alternative!)

schoold [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] schoold is a super cool app that allows you to find information on 3000+ colleges and 25k+ scholarships by major and admission chance. It also offers free college counseling (advice on applications, financial aid, majors, and careers) and future planning tools! 

science

phywiz [ play store, free ] need help with your physics homework? phywiz provides step by step solutions for questions in over 30 physics topics, including kinematics, forces, gravity, and quantum physics. ask phywiz a question like "if mass is 6 and velocity is 7, what is momentum?" and get your answer immediately. many of the positive reviews call it “one of the best apps i’ve ever used”.

little alchemy [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] [ website ] this is such a cute game where you start with four elements and combine them to create interesting, fun and surprising items. it’s definitely addictive!

chemistry quiz [ play store, free ]  500+ quiz questions covering the elements, the periodic table, bonding and interactions, matter and mixtures, chemical reactions, acids and bases, organic chemistry, nuclear chemistry, history of chemistry, and labs.

skyview [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] a beautiful and intuitive stargazing app that uses your camera to precisely spot and identify celestial objects in sky, day or night. it’s a great app for people who love space but don’t want to purchase fancy equipment to enjoy its beauty. you can see what each star and planet is and where it’s going. be sure to calibrate it first!

coding

encode [ play store, free ] encode is packed with bite-sized coding lessons that combine succinct explanations and clear real-code examples. it is a wonderful way for beginners to start programming.

sololearn has a ton of apps that are all about learning to code: java, c#, python, javascript, c++, etc.!

programming hub [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] your one-stop solution to learn all of the top programming languages! you can learn c, c++, java, html, javascript, r, css, vb.net, c#, python 2.7, python 3, linux shell scripting, swift, sql, jquery, and assembly 8086. there are over 1800+ pre-compiled programs with output for practice and learning. a new feature seems to be the programming-related interview questions that can help you prepare for a job interview!

codenza [ play store, free ] codenza is a dictionary of 3000+ ready-made computer programs: the ultimate coding encyclopedia for university curriculum. codenza covers everything from computer graphs to artificial intelligence! note: codenza does not teach programming. it only provides programs and offers explanations for the more complex programs.

math

cymath [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] [ website ] stuck on a math problem? cymath allows you to enter your problem, and helps you to solve it step-by-step. topics include pre-algebra, algebra (equation solving, factoring, logarithms, exponents, complex numbers, quadratic equations, trigonometry, partial fraction, polynomial division, etc.), and calculus (product rule, quotient rule, chain rule, u-substitution, integration by parts, integration by partial fraction, trigonometric substitution, rationalizing substitution, etc.)

photomath [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] math is full of symbols that we are inconvenient to type, and photomath solves that problem: simply point your camera toward a math problem and photomath will show the result with detailed step-by-step instructions. there is a new feature of handwriting recognition as well!

mathway [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] [ website ] yet another math problem solver! this one allows you to type your problem or scan a picture of your problem. mathway covers basic math, pre-algebra, algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, statistics, finite math, linear algebra, chemistry, and graphing. one flaw seems to be that you need to be online for it to work, but otherwise, it’s a fantastic tool!

history

history timeline [ play store, free ] okay, woah. this is a detailed timeline of world history with thousands of entries! it includes world history (events, nations, leaders, and wars) AND history of science, art, literature, music, and philosophy.

today in history [ play store, free ] [ similar apple, free ] for the history enthusiast who wants to learn something new every day: today in history tells you what historical events happened on that day! it works offline and you can choose from over 50 languages.

ancient history encyclopedia [ play store, free ] [ website ] thousands of informative and reliable articles on ancient history. articles are written with students in mind and are carefully reviewed to ensure accuracy, and are easy to read. 

languages

duolingo [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] one of the leading language learning apps, duolingo gives you the ability to learn english, spanish, french, german, italian, portuguese, dutch, irish, danish, swedish, russian, ukrainian, esperanto, polish, and turkish for free. you can practice your speaking, reading, listening, and writing skills and improve your vocabulary and grammar.

productivity

forest [ play store, free ] [ apple, $1.99 ] forest is a cute productivity app that keeps you off of your phone! you set a certain amount of time, and during that time a tree ‘grows’, but if you use your phone before the times up, the tree dies. :( 

habitica [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] have you heard of ‘gamification’? habitica is an app that allows you to gamify your tasks! check off tasks to level up your avatar and unlock features such as armor, pets, skills, and even quests! it’s a great way to have fun while being productive! note: habitica is another one of these apps that i’ve actually attempted to use - it is super cute and it’s definitely a great way to stay on track!

timetune [ play store, free ] timetune is a great app for people who have established a daily routine or would like to. you can set up a routine (or multiple routines) and add your daily tasks. it can be used as a daily task reminder, student calendar, timetable planner, routine schedule organizer, routine optimizer, habit creation tool, daily time manager, or daily planner.

ike [ play store, free ]  ike is a to-do list that uses eisenhower’s priority matrix. you can organize your tasks by importance and urgency, and add all sorts of details such as due dates and location reminders.

habithub [ play store, free ] habithub is based on seinfeld’s productivity secret, which involves building long streaks of days that will motivate you to keep moving forward. (snapchat for habits? i think yes!) it includes a full calendar view for every habit, reminders, compatibility with smartwatches, the option to write notes every day, more flexible goals, the ability to categorize your habits, and graphs that show you how you’re doing. the interface looks beautiful and people seem to love the abundance of settings.

pomotodo [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] there is an abundance of pomodoro timers in the app store, and pomotodo is one of them! pomotodo easily syncs across platforms, has advanced to-do list options, the ability to customize pomo and break times, offers background noise to keep you focused, and sends you weekly email reports to help you track your productivity. i don’t want to list a ton pomodoro apps in this masterpost, but here are the many options on google play store!

alright, that’s all i’ve got for you today !! i hope that this was helpful, and feel free to send me an ask with any questions, suggestions for future masterposts, or your recommendations for other study apps/websites!! :) have a great day!

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Getting Started with JavaScript Backend Basics

JavaScript is included in the three major languages (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) that a coder or programmer must learn. To start with, the browsers possess their own JavaScript Engine and it is responsible to support the JavaScript in order to make JavaScript work properly. Some of the JavaScript Engines that are used by most popular websites are Firefox: Spider Monkey, Safari: JavaScript Core, Chrome: V8, and Microsoft Edge/ Internet Explorer: Chakra.

JavaScript is a programming language that is not only limited to the web pages but it has extended and used by server programmers and desktops.

The backend is divided into three sections that are the application, database, and server. The backend developers are responsible for managing the back end of several applications as per the requirement. Backend developers are not just limited to learning the programming languages but they need to have knowledge about the server architecture.

Currently, website management has emerged as one of the most demanding career opportunities for which JavaScript stands as the major element. For getting employed in this field, you should go to JavaScript Interview Questions where you will get all the questions that are frequently asked in interviews.

Meaning of ECMA Script Standard

The ECMA Script Standard can be termed as a scripting language that is extensively used for trademarks. This scripting language has also been standardized and validated by the European Computer Manufacturers Association (ECMA). The major use of the ECMA script is to set a certain standard for the JavaScript language. This means, all the code written in JavaScript tends to follow the set standard to be supported on varied web browsers.

Definitions Kinds in JavaScript

There are several definitions types available in JavaScript such as:

Dynamic typing – this typing is dependent on several conditions.

Primitive Data Types- these types don’t have any method attached to them.

Conclusion

To sum it all, JavaScript is an essential programming language along with HTML and CSS. So opting for a career as an HTML developer is an option worth. If you are looking for the easy way to crack the HTML Interview, you can refer to Top 50 HTML Interview Questions to know about the frequently asked questions to a coder.

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Top 5 Resources for learning Java Concepts Easily

A lot of resources about Java on the internet but it’s been difficult to search for the Easily understandable website for java. when I have started to learn java,I have come across many websites. but it’s been difficult to learn because as a beginner. They’re a lot of questions WHERE TO START? And HOW TO START?.

Avoiding these types of Question. I have created this blog. This Blog is for one who doesn’t know anything about programming language and this is for absolute beginners.

I have listed here 5 Top Resources For Java beginners. Have a look

Oracle Java tutorial

Beginners book

w3schools

Journal Dev

freeCodeCamp

Oracle Java Tutorial:

                          The Oracle has created documentation for jdk 8  and it's a trial version from Oracle. It's a great tutorial for all the developers and programmers.No need to worry if you are not a developer.it's totally designed for absolute beginners. this site has covered all the topics for both Java Training Institute in Chennai and advances java.you will not feel any difficulty to understand the concepts.

It also includes the following division.I have listed these divisions below:

Learning the Java language

Java Tutorials Learning Paths

Trail

Essential classes

Java SE Tutorial Downloads

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Beginners Book:

               This website is for absolute beginners who don’t have any pioneer knowledge about java. this tutorial includes both Core Java Training in Chennai and advances topics.it also helpful for interview preparation.

This tutorial is very easy to understand. It included several topics and 50+ programs for java programming.

I have listed the topics of beginners book .so you can easily understand

Introduction to Java

Java control statements

OOPs concept

Exception handling

Collection

Annotation,Enum,Regex

Miscellaneous core java

Java 8 features

Java 9 features

Java I/O

W3schools:

           If you interested in learning about web development then this tutorial is for you. It has several topics like html,css,jquery,bootstrap,,angular.js,node.js,color picker,python,java,javascript,SQL,Mysql,MongoDB.If I talk about Java Training Institute in Chennai. this website has clearly explained the basic concepts but it won’t include any advanced topics.

I have listed the divisions below

Java Intro

Java Interface

Java examples

Java getting started

Java syntax

Java user input

JournalDev:

         This website has written java concepts in the easiest way. It has Core Java Training in Chennai and several advanced topics like;

Core Java

Servlet

Jsp

Struts

Spring

Hibernate

FreeCodeCamp:

               freeCodeCamp is a Non-profit organization that consists of an interactive learning web platform, an online community forum and a lot more.

If you want to an expert in java mean do practice daily .you will automatically gain a lot of knowledge and problem-solving tactic.

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Best Web Designing Course in Pune With 100% Job Guarantee

Introduction To Web Designing Course:

A web designing course is the key to building an engaging, interesting and informative websites for businesses worldwide. A website is of great significance to each organization across different sectors and industries. It helps them build their brand and identity amongst customers globally. Furthermore, they can showcase their products and services on a digital platform. Thus, companies require designers who can create appealing and responsive websites. This would  give an enriching experience to the customers. Exciting prospects for web designers:

Position  

Years of Experience  

Average Salary/A

Entry-level   web  designer

0- 4

 ₹195,857

Early career web designer

4-9

 ₹255,450.

Mid-level web designer

9-19

₹410,065.

Experienced designer

Over 20 Years

₹578,314.

   The best designers are those who have received certifications, knowledge, experience and quality training. Therefore, a web designing course will take students a step closer to a secured future.

Our web designing course has an exhaustive coverage of web page designing topics. These topics include designing and styling a website, validation, document object model, event handling. Diverse programming languages are used to design a website. Therefore, a web designing course teaches aspiring designers the popular programming languages like HTML, CSS, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and Jquery.

Expertise After Web Designing Course

On completion of their web designing course, students will get the following expertise:

·         Use HTML5 and CSS3 to create dynamic and interactive web-pages

·         Use Jquery to build on interactivity

·         Develop a progressive web user interface

·         Design mobile websites

Best Web Designing Course in Pune

The Best Web Designing Course in Pune would help students master the art of designing innovative and interactive websites. There are many elements to the smooth functioning of website-pages. At the same time, elements like validation, document object model, event handling could be done through programming languages.

After their web design training, students would use programming languages and libraries namely HTML, CSS and Jquery to build websites. However, students need to complete basic educational qualifications before the courses. Also, they should have minimum 50 % of marks, at the same time, it is best if web designer has a degree in Information Technology or Computer Science.

Students would then be on the path to building a booming career in the web design and development industry. They just have to take the first step in enrolling to the best web designing course in Pune.

Objectives of Web Designing Course in Pune

The main objectives of our web designing course in Pune are:

·         Introducing Web Technologies to Aspiring

·         Learning about careers in Web Technologies and Job Roles

·         How does a website work?

·         Client Side Scripting and Server Side Scripting

·         Domains and Hosting

·         Static Website Designing, Dynamic Websites and WebApps

·         Web Standards

What You Need To Know To Learn Web Design?

At this point of time, there may be some misconceptions about web designing courses. We would like to give some reassurances to aspiring web designers:

·         Students who want to kick-start their career in Information Technology can join web designing courses.

·         Students neither need to be from the Information Technology field nor be a skilled designer.

Why TechnoBridge For Web Designing Course in Pune?

TechnoBridge’s web designing course in Pune is instrumental in making you the top designer in the industry. There is a huge requirement for web designers due to the digitization of the country and world. At the same time, you need to learn existing and future trends in the industry. Hence, we have structured our syllabus in line with current industrial requirements. In addition to that, the web designing course in Pune at TechnoBridge includes some unique points. They are:

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100% job guarantee:

TechnoBridge has several collaborations with leading firms in Pune. Hence, students get unlimited placement calls and walk-in drives at these companies.

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Learn from Industry Experts:

Our industry experts have several years of experience in their field. It makes them well versed in subject matter and industry applications.

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Work on Real Projects :

We give you the opportunity to work on real projects during the web designing course in Pune. Thus, students learn more about their job profiles and challenges in the industry.

If students want the best guidance from experts, hands –on experience from real situations and best placements. They should enroll to TechnoBridge’s web designing course in Pune.

Why Should You Learn Web Design & Development?

In July 2015, Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced the Digital India initiative. Since then, companies have been motivated to go digital and connect with clients online. As a result, there is a huge demand for skilled web designers in India. Our web designing courses will give more web designers to the industry.

Learn from Best Web Designing Training Institute in Pune

The best web designing training institute in Pune realizes the different requirements of students. Our course curriculum is structured such that these needs are fulfilled by the industry experts. They ensure that students grasp theoretical knowledge, apply it to real projects and build their personalities too. The best web training institute in Pune is your path to a booming career.

Web Design & Development Trainer Profile

The web design and development trainers for our web designing course are experienced IT professionals. We List some of their achievements below:

·         10 + years of experience in web design in development and excellent knowledge of features in programming languages such as HTML, CSS,  JavaScript and Jquery

·         Good understanding of front-end and back-end design.

·         Ability to deliver the finest quality of training material flawlessly

·         Expertise in developing web-applications with modern technologies

·         5 star rating from every student

Web Design & Development Instructor Experience

Students at our Web designing course learn many aspects of web designing from the Web Design & Development Instructor. In their career, industry experts:

·         Develop exceptional websites for the clients

·         Handle Social Media, Email Marketing and Mobile Marketing Campaigns.

·         Lead their team in running daily operations at their organization

·         Evaluate website structure in accordance to SEO norms

·         Use SEO rules to design user-friendly web-pages

·         Optimizing main keywords in search engines

·         Responsible for the updating of their organization’s websites

If you want to gain expertise in different elements of a website, meet the instructors at the web designing course.

Web Designing Course in Pune with Certifications

Why do we need to pursue a web designing course in Pune with certifications? This is the question that we get from students all the time. There are three reasons why you should get certified. Firstly, it gives you an edge over untrained peers in recruitment drives. Secondly, you could demonstrate your expertise to future employers. Finally, the individual and organization benefit from expertise areas, innovative ideas for websites and career goals. Therefore, aspiring web designers have several advantages from a web designing course with certifications.

Web Designing Course in Pune with Placements

Our Web designing course in Pune places equal importance to placement assistance alongside theoretical and practical knowledge. The soft skills, and mock interview sessions give students confidence to pass tough job interviews. So, be a part of Web Designing Course in Pune with Placements and build your personality.

Web Designing Course Eligibility

The eligibility for our web designing course is preferably a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology. Moreover, students need to have a minimum of 50% marks. Students who have appeared for their final year exams are eligible for our web designing course.

Career Opportunities after Web Designing Course

You get the following career opportunities after a web designing course. Some of the top job profiles are:

·         Web Designer

·         Web Developer and Designer

·         Layout Planner

·         Design Tester

·         Graphic Designer

·         UI Developer

·         UI Framework Designer

·         UI Designer

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The Complete Web Developer in 2020: Zero to Mastery

The Complete Web Developer in 2020: Zero to Mastery

Learn to code and become a Web Developer in 2020 with HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, Node.js, Machine Learning & more!

What you'll learn The Complete Web Developer in 2020: Zero to Mastery

Skills that will allow you to apply for jobs like Web Developer, Software Developer, Front End Developer, Javascript Developer, and Full Stack Developer

Learn modern technologies that are ACTUALLY being used behind tech companies in 2020

Build 10+ real-world Web Development projects you can show off

Build a professional Portfolio Website

Learn best practices to write clean, performant, and bug-free code

Master modern Web Development fundamentals as well as advanced topics

Work as a Freelance Web Developer

Master beginner and advanced JavaScript topics

Learn React + Redux to build rich front end applications

Build your own full-stack websites and applications

Build a complex image recognition app using everything we learn in the course

Become a professional Web Developer and get hired

Use NodeJS to write server-side JavaScript

Learn to implement user authentication

Use Express, SQL, and PostgreSQL to create full-stack applications that scale

Master fundamental concepts in Web Development

Requirements

A computer (Windows/Mac/Linux). That's it!

No previous coding experience is needed

All tools and software used in this course will be free

Prepare to learn real-life skills and build real web apps that will get you hired!

Description

Just Updated for 2020! Become a Fullstack Web Developer in 2020 by learning the most in-demand skills! This is one of the fastest-growing courses on Udemy with 10,000+ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️in the last 6 months. Graduates of this course are now working at companies like Google, Tesla, Amazon, Apple, JP Morgan, Facebook + other top tech companies (...seriously). Join a live online community of over 200,000+ developers and a course taught by an industry expert that has actually worked both in Silicon Valley and Toronto as a Senior Developer and Tech Lead. This is the tutorial you've been looking for to become a modern web developer in 2020. It doesn’t just cover a small portion of the industry. This covers everything you need to know to get hired: from absolute zero knowledge to being able to put things on your resume that will allow you to live the life you want.  Sounds too good to be true? Give me 5 minutes of your time to explain why I built this Web Development course and what is different here than thousands of other courses all over the internet:

I update the course every month to make sure you learn the most up to date skills! There is no wasted time here. We won’t be using outdated technologies like PHP, Wordpress, and JQuery. Although still useful, outdated technologies like the above are low paying and demands for them are decreasing. In this course, you will learn the specific technologies that are the most in-demand in the industry right now. These include tools and technologies used by the biggest tech companies like Google, Facebook, Instagram, etc… It’s geared specifically for people that want to learn employable skills in 2020.

After finishing this course, you will be able to apply for developer roles, get a promotion, or upgrade your job title as a developer and earn a higher salary. We won't be taking any shortcuts in this course. You are going to go from absolute zero: where you learn how the internet works. To mastery: where you build an image recognition app using a Machine Learning API (a subset of Artificial Intelligence) and all the other modern technologies that we learn in the course. Most students have commented on how the projects in this course have impressed their interviewers and allowed them to get an offer.

This course is taught by an instructor who has worked in Silicon Valley, and one of the top tech companies in Toronto. I have built large scale applications, and have managed teams of developers. I am not an online marketer or a salesman, but a software developer who has worked directly with these technologies.  I love programming and believe that there needs to be a course out there that actually teaches valuable real-life skills (because most of them are taught by teachers with no work experience).

Your time is valuable and you don't want to spend thousands of dollars on a Bootcamp. You want a course that outlines the best way to become a Web Developer, in simple and well-explained terms, so that you fully understand topics instead of watching somebody on your screen and having no clue what is going on. I have taken the best pieces, tools, and practices that I have found over the years, and condensed everything into this course. 50 hours of videos don't mean much if the instructor isn't engaging or focuses on outdated topics. I made sure that everything covered in this course is efficient and focuses on getting you job-ready as soon as possible!

We have a thriving online chat community so you really feel like you are part of a classroom and not just watching videos by yourself. You will have a chance to communicate with fellow students, work on group projects together, and contribute to open-source projects. Anytime you have a question, you can ask in many locations and get help right away (including from myself). 

The course is designed to give you employable skills so you can get a job. Here is what one student recently wrote after taking the course and being hired right away: "I’m a self-taught dev, who has been out of work for ~6 months. I had some family things that came up that prevented me from seeking permanent employment, so for a while, I was Postmates/Uber delivery driver. After taking this course, I immediately got catapulted back to where I was before, but better equipped and with the knowledge to take on the next job. I had just finished the React section when I went to a recent interview, and it really helped me excel. As of today, I am officially re-employed back in the field, and it is all thanks to this course. I had a blast creating the final project and FINALLY got around to learning SQL statements, and getting to use them in a project. I’m really ecstatic that Andrei went with teaching relational databases over something like MongoDB, which can also be fun but is less practical for use on the job.   So thanks Andrei, I really enjoyed the course and will be making sure to share it with others who find it helpful. I’m also looking forward to the new ES10 content that was recently added, and going through the DB stuff again when I go to build a personal project." - J.C.

Think of this course as a Web Developer Bootcamp. By the end, you will be comfortable using the below skills and you will be able to put them on your resume:

HTML/HTML5

CSS/CSS3

SemanticUI

Responsive Design

Flexbox

CSS Grid

Bootstrap 4

DOM Manipulation

Javascript (including ES6/ES7/ES8/ES9/ES10)

Asynchronous JavaScript

HTTP/JSON/AJAX

React + Redux

Git + Github

Command Line

Node.js

Express.js

NPM

RESTful API Design

PostgresSQL

SQL

Authentication

Authorization

Scalable Infrastructure

Security

Production and Deployment

You will be taken through online videos and exercises where you will be able to do the following things by the end:

Build real complex applications and websites

Build an image recognition app so you can add it to your portfolio

Go into a job interview confident that you understand the fundamental building blocks of web development and the developer trends in 2020

Be able to go off on your own and grow your skills as a developer, having built a solid foundation

Learn how frontend, servers, and databases communicate and how they all fit together in the ecosystem

Build your own startup landing page

Go off and work remotely by being a freelance developer that can bid on projects

This course is the accumulation of all of my years working in the industry, learning, and teaching. There is so much information out there, so many opinions, and so many ways of doing things, that unless you have spent the last few years working with these technologies in a company, you will never fully understand. So this course is the answer to that exact problem for you: How to gain experience when you need experience to get hired? I have gone through thousands of coding books, online tutorials, and boot camps. Throughout the years I have taken notes on what has worked and what hasn't, and I have created this course to narrow down the most efficient way to learn with the most relevant information.  I am 100% confident that you won't find a course like this out there. We're not going to be building simple todo applications and cat image sliders. We are going to learn actual practical skills that will put you into the workforce. Some unique sections that you won't find anywhere else are:

React.js + Redux: You will learn the library that companies like Netflix, Facebook, and Instagram use to build fast, scalable applications. This is one of the highest in-demand skills in the industry.

A day in the life of a developer: What will your day to day look like and what tools will you use? I will take you through a sample day at a tech company.

How does the internet actually work? What is the history of these technologies?: You will actually understand the underlying concepts of the internet, and how the technologies we have now, have come to be where they are.

How do you actually deploy a real-life app so that it is secure, and won't get hacked?: How does a real-life app get out to the public in a safe and secure way?

What is Machine Learning and how you can harness its power: Whether you have heard about it or not, this is something that you will hear more and more in the coming years. Those who understand the high-level concepts and can harness its power will have an advantage. 

What does your developer environment on your computer look like?: We will be setting up our computers with all the tools necessary for a developer so you can use the same setup when you go work in the industry.

Why do we teach the above?

Because in this day and age, just knowing HTML CSS and Javascript is not good enough, and you won't be able to grow in your role and command a higher salary. You will learn these things because these are the things you should know in 2020 so that you are miles ahead of the rest.  Make this the year that you took a risk, you learned highly in-demand skills, you had new experiences, and you received new opportunities. I hope you join me on this journey. This is the proudest work I have ever done in my life and I am confident that you won't find a course better than this. See you inside! Taught by: Andrei is the instructor of the highest rated Web Development course on Udemy as well as one of the fastest-growing. His graduates have moved on to work for some of the biggest tech companies around the world like Apple, Google, Amazon, JP Morgan, IBM, UNIQLO, etc... He has been working as a senior software developer in Silicon Valley and Toronto for many years and is now taking all that he has learned, to teach programming skills and to help you discover the amazing career opportunities that being a developer allows in life. Having been a self-taught programmer, he understands that there is an overwhelming number of online courses, tutorials, and books that are overly verbose and inadequate at teaching proper skills. Most people feel paralyzed and don't know where to start when learning a complex subject matter, or even worse, most people don't have $20,000 to spend on a coding Bootcamp. Programming skills should be affordable and open to all. An education material should teach real-life skills that are current and they should not waste a student's valuable time. Having learned important lessons from working for Fortune 500 companies, tech startups, to even founding his own business, he is now dedicating 100% of his time to teaching others valuable software development skills in order to take control of their life and work in an exciting industry with infinite possibilities. Andrei promises you that there are no other courses out there as comprehensive and as well explained. He believes that in order to learn anything of value, you need to start with the foundation and develop the roots of the tree. Only from there will you be able to learn concepts and specific skills(leaves) that connect to the foundation. Learning becomes exponential when structured in this way. Taking his experience in educational psychology and coding, Andrei's courses will take you on an understanding of complex subjects that you never thought would be possible. See you inside the courses! READ MORE:

Node JS: Advanced Concepts

Learn Flutter & Dart to Build iOS & Android Apps [2020]

The Ultimate MySQL Bootcamp: Go from SQL Beginner to Expert

The Complete Node.js Developer Course (3rd Edition)

Who this course is for:

You want to learn to code and build websites and web apps

You are looking to start a career in Web Development

You know HTML and CSS but want to expand your skills and do more

You want to start your own business or become a freelancer

You want to learn REAL industry skills that are necessary for 2020 to get hired as a web developer and earn a higher salary

You want one course to teach you everything in one place from a senior developer that works in the industry

The Complete Web Developer in 2020: Zero to Mastery

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Go from Junior Developer to Senior Developer. Learn all the technical skills Senior Web Developers know in 2019!

What you’ll learn

Skills that will allow you to apply for jobs in these roles: Web Developer, Software Developer, Front End Developer, Javascript Developer, or Full Stack Developer

Have a full featured image recognition app to put onto your portfolio that will wow any employer

You will no longer be or feel like a Junior Developer

Lead technical projects as a Senior Developer

Learn the technologies that are being used behind the biggest tech companies in 2018

Master advanced and modern fundamental concepts in web development

Requirements

Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and Javascript

Prepare to learn real life skills and build real web apps that will get you hired

Completion of “The Complete Web Developer in 2018: Zero to Mastery” is a bonus but not necessary

Description

This is the tutorial you’ve been looking for to no longer be a junior developer, level up your skills, and earn a higher salary. This extensive course doesn’t just cover a small portion of the industry. This covers everything you need to know to go from junior developer, to learning the in-demand technical skills that some of the top developers in the industry know so you can become a senior developer this year.

You will also get access to our private online chat community with thousands of developers sharing tips and tricks, and helping each other through the course, while also getting advice from graduates who have moved on to senior developer positions.

I guarantee you that you won’t find a course that is as comprehensive, up to date, and better quality, than this tutorial. You will be guided in your journey to become an admired and respected Senior Developer one day.

This is the hardest work I have ever done in my life, and it took me months to plan, months to film, months to edit, and years of experience to create. No course like this exists out there because this is a really difficult topic to teach and to combine all of the technologies we cover into one course is a long hard process.

By the end of this course you will have a fully functioning image recognition app to show off on your portfolio. More importantly, you will be able to implement and add the below skillsets to your resume, impress your boss, and ace your next interview (Trust me, some of these may not mean anything to you now, but they are topics that ALL Senior Developers know). You will be taken from absolute zero to knowing how to:

Use React and Redux to build complex and large applications.

Improve performance of any web application (Code Splitting, Load Balancing, Caching, Code Optimizations, and much more)

Use SSH on a remote linux server and generate ssh keys

Use Webpack 4 and Parcel to set up a project and bundle your files

Implement proper security and securing your apps like an expert

Use AWS Lambda and Serverless architecture to manage applications that can handle millions of users

Use Typescript on a project to have less bugs in your code

Write all kinds of tests and learn about all the testing tools you can use to write better software

Use Docker and docker compose to create containers for your services

Use Sessions and JWT to manage user authentication and authorization

Use Redis database for session management and caching

Decide when to use Server Side Rendering vs Client Side Rendering for your projects

Create a Progressive Web App that works offline like a native mobile app.

Implement Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, Continuous Deployment for your company and make your boss happy.

The above skillsets are exactly what Senior Developers know and can use in terms of their technical skills. Not only will you understand how to do these things, but most importantly, you will deeply understand why they exist and what problems they solve so that when asked in an interview, you can speak intelligently about them, or when asked by your boss, you can take the lead on the project and implement them.

Here is what sets this course apart from the rest:

There is no wasted time here. We won’t be using outdated technologies that a lot of courses online use. Although still useful, outdated technologies are low paying and demand for them is decreasing. In this course, you will learn the specific technologies that are the most in demand in the industry right now. These include tools and technologies used by the biggest tech companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc… It’s geared specifically for people that want to excel in their career as a web developer in 2019.

After finishing this course, you will be able to apply for intermediate to senior developer roles. You will no longer be a junior developer. We won’t be taking any shortcuts in this course. You will be taken through everything I have learned over the many years coding while managing projects and people for some of the largest tech firms.

This course is taught by an instructor who has worked in Silicon Valley, and one of the top tech consulting companies in Canada. I have built large scale applications, managed projects and people, but most importantly, I have worked directly with these technologies. I am not an online marketer or a salesman. I am a senior software developer who loves programming and believes that there needs to be a course out there that actually teaches valuable modern skills.

Your time is valuable. You want a course that outlines the best way to learn the topic, in simple and well explained way, so that you fully understand the content instead of just watching somebody on your screen code. I have taken the best pieces, the best methods, from experience as well as from other experts, and condensed everything so that you can learn in the most efficient way possible. 50 hours of videos doesn’t mean much if the instructor isn’t engaging or focuses on outdated topics. 

We have a thriving online chat community so you really feel like you are part of a classroom and not just watching videos by yourself. You will have a chance to communicate with fellow students, work on group projects together, and contribute to open source. Anytime you have a question you can ask in the chat and someone will surely be able to help you right away including myself.

The course is designed to level up your skills ABOVE a Junior Developer role. My previous course The Complete Web Developer in 2019: Zero to Mastery is the highest rated developer course on Udemy, and one of the fastest growing. I’ve helped students who now work at some of the largest tech firms in the world as developers.

In this course, you will be taken through online videos and exercises. It will follow a storyline where you are hired by Keiko Corp. They are a fast growing tech company that has two products which definitely need some work. Each section of the course will solve different problems for this company which mimic real life scenarios you will encounter as a senior developer.

You will become comfortable using the below skills and you will be able to put these on your resume:

SSH

React + Redux 

Webpack4 + Parcel

Node.js + Express

Front End Performance Optimizations

Back End Performance Optimization

Progressive Web Apps

Typescript

Software Testing

Server Side Rendering and Client Side Rendering

Front End Security Optimizations

Back End Security Optimizations

Docker

Redis

Sessions + JWT

Amazon Web Services

Serverless Architecture

Continuous Integration

Continuous Delivery

Continuous Deployment

This course is the accumulation of all of my years working, learning, and teaching coding, and all of the frustrations and incomplete information I have encountered along the way. There is so much information out there, so many opinions, and so many ways of doing things, that unless you have spent the past years working with these technologies in a company, you will never fully understand. So this course is the answer to that exact problem. I have gone through thousands of coding books and online tutorials and bootcamps and have worked and consulted on some really big projects. I have worked with these tools on real applications. Throughout the years I have taken notes on what has worked, and what hasn’t and I’ve created this course to narrow down the best way to learn and the most relevant information for you to become a superstar web developer.

If you succeed in this course, that is my success as well. Therefore, I will be there every step of the way helping you understand concepts and answering any questions you have.

I am 100% confident that you won’t find a course like this out there that will help you build the strong foundations for you to start a new career or to upgrade your skills and become a top level developer. We’re not going to be building simple todo applications and cat image sliders. We are going to learn actual practical skills that will put you above and beyond the skillset of the average developer.

Why do we teach the above? Why did we pick these tools? Because in this day and age, just being a junior developer won’t make you happy. You want to feel important, smart, and admired at work. You want to be able to make big decisions. With this course, you will be able to grow in your role and command a higher salary. I am teaching you these topics because these are the things you should know in 2019 so that you are miles ahead of the rest, because these are the skills used by the top tech firms around the world.

Make this the year that you took a risk, you learned highly in demand skills, you had new experiences, and you received new opportunities. I hope you join me in this journey. See you inside!

Taught by: 

Andrei is the instructor of the highest rated Web Development course on Udemy as well as one of the fastest growing. His graduates have moved on to work for some of the biggest tech companies around the world like Apple. He has been working as a senior software developer in Silicon Valley and Toronto for many years, and is now taking all that he has learned, to teach programming skills and to help you discover the amazing career opportunities that being a developer allows in life.

Having been a self taught programmer, he understands that there is an overwhelming number of online courses, tutorials and books that are overly verbose and inadequate at teaching proper skills. Most people feel paralyzed and don’t know where to start when learning a complex subject matter, or even worse, most people don’t have $20,000 to spend on a coding bootcamp. Programming skills should be affordable and open to all. An education material should teach real life skills that are current and they should not waste a student’s valuable time.  Having learned important lessons from working for Fortune 500 companies, tech startups, to even founding his own business, he is now dedicating 100% of his time to teaching others valuable software development skills in order to take control of their life and work in an exciting industry with infinite possibilities.

Andrei promises you that there are no other courses out there as comprehensive and as well explained. He believes that in order to learn anything of value, you need to start with the foundation and develop the roots of the tree. Only from there will you be able to learn concepts and specific skills(leaves) that connect to the foundation. Learning becomes exponential when structured in this way.

Taking his experience in educational psychology and coding, Andrei’s courses will take you on an understanding of complex subjects that you never thought would be possible.

See you inside the courses!

Who this course is for:

You don’t want to be a Junior Web Developer anymore

You want to become a Senior Developer one day and earn a higher salary

You want to learn best practices and build scalable applications professionally

You know HTML, CSS and Javascript but want to expand your skills and do more

You want to start your own business or become a freelancer

You want to learn advanced industry skills that are necessary in 2018 to get hired as a web developer

You want one course to teach you everything in one place from a Senior Developer that works in the industry

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Size: 19.44 GB

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Top 50 Interview Questions and Answers for Bootstrap Developers - NEW

Top 50 Interview Questions and Answers for Bootstrap Developers – NEW

Bootstrap is the most popular and powerful HTML, CSS, and JavaScript front-end framework for faster and easier use, responsive layout, and mobile-first web development. In this post, we’ll learn about Top 50 Interview Questions and Answers for Bootstrap Developers

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