20 Best Ecommerce Platforms & Online Store Builders (2021 List)

February 18th, 2021 | Get awesome (and free) stuff here

Are you preparing to launch an online store? An ecommerce platform is software that allows you to quickly build your own website and sell products online. Most of the best ecommerce platforms come with features to manage your website, marketing, operations, sales, and more.

In other words, it’s a solution for people who want to sell things online but might not be familiar with all the technicals. It’s smart to outsource things you aren’t an expert in, so you can focus on your strengths—like making a great product and managing your business.

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18 In-Demand Technology Skills to Learn in 2021

February 4th, 2021 | Get awesome (and free) stuff here

Looking to change fields and get into tech, but don’t know what skills you need to launch your career? Maximize your marketability by pursuing tech skills in demand for the future!

An estimated one million tech jobs went unfulfilled in 2020, signaling a huge technology talent deficit in the U.S. Furthermore, over 50% of company learning & development leaders in a Udemy survey said technical skills were their top priority for training in 2020.

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Udacity Review: What Is Udacity? Are Nanodegrees Worth It?

January 21st, 2021 | Get awesome (and free) stuff here

Udacity is a popular MOOC-based online learning provider that offers Nanodegrees in topics that will prepare you for a tech job. There are also nearly 200 Udacity free courses.

Is it a good platform, and is a Udacity Nanodegree worth it? In this Udacity review, we’ll cover some key things to know about taking courses on the platform, including Udacity pricing, key features, ease of use, content quality, what past students think, and some recommended Udacity courses.

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The 21 Best Coding Interview Courses and Books

January 15th, 2021 | Get awesome (and free) stuff here

Tech interviews can be intimidating. They often have several phases, from the first technical phone screen, toa a remote coding interview or assignment, to the final on-site interview and whiteboard challenge.

To be ready for this process, it’s not always enough to just have the raw tech skills. You also need to be able to perform under pressure, talk through your code to give the interviewer a window into your thoughts, and be clear and precise with your tech vocabulary and communication.

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