When you’re starting on your coding journey, the question inevitably arises of “what are the fundamental concepts I need to know?” Well, data structures is one of them!
You don’t have to know every single detail there is to know about data structures, but it’s incredibly valuable to understand the basic types, their advantages and disadvantages, and when to use them.
And that's why you need to learn it. Then, you can start building awesome websites.
If you’re a developer or designer, Sketch is a program you should know about. It’s a powerful tool allowing you to create beautiful designs for apps, websites, and more.
But if you want to handle the program as smoothly and efficiently as possible, there are a few tips and tricks that can help!
In this guest post, Evan Leong of Sketch Packs shares five Sketch tips to help you be extra productive with your design workflow.
Cyberattacks are happening all the time, meaning that keeping software, hardware, and data safe and secure is more important than ever.
And there is a shortage of people with these skills to fill these jobs. In fact, Cybersecurity Ventures predicts there will be 3.5 million cybersecurity job openings by 2021.
In this post, we’ll cover what cybersecurity entails, why there is such a massive demand for these skills, what career options are available, how and where to get started,
Looking through job postings for a front-end developer can be overwhelming.
From mentions of back-end JavaScript libraries to various CMS platforms and even SEO-related requirements, it can be shocking to see the wide variety of front-end developer skills that job descriptions can require.
Since no two front-end developer job descriptions are alike, it can make you wonder: what are the essential skills I actually need to become a front-end web developer? How do I decide what kind of front-end developer I want to be?
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