Languages, frameworks and engineering practices.
The SOLID principles are five software design principles introduced by Robert C. Martin to make code maintainable, extensible and easy to understand. Learn what each principle means, their history, benefits and drawbacks.
TypeScript is an open-source superset of JavaScript from Microsoft that adds static typing. Discover its features, pros and cons, how it compares with JavaScript, its main uses and how to install it.
API stands for Application Programming Interface: a set of instructions, protocols and tools that lets applications communicate and share data. Learn how APIs work, their main uses and types, and how to get started.
C# is a powerful, general-purpose programming language developed by Microsoft. Learn its history, the role of .NET, what C# is used for (web, mobile, games, AI) and what the job market looks like.
A full-stack developer works across both the front end and the back end of web development. Learn the pros and cons of the role and the technical and soft skills every full-stack developer needs.
The back end is the invisible part of any application or website that processes data, talks to the database and runs business logic. Discover the languages, frameworks and skills back-end developers need.
The front end is the part of a website or application that users see and interact with directly. Learn the core front-end languages, essential skills, responsive design principles and a practical learning path.
Angular is a Google-developed framework for building single-page web applications with TypeScript, HTML and CSS. Learn its features, architecture, pros and cons, and how to install the Angular CLI.
JavaScript is one of the most widely used programming languages on the web. Learn how it works, what it is used for, its history and its main strengths and weaknesses.
