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Category Archives: code
13 PHP Frameworks to Help Build Agile Applications
Building software applications can be a complex, time consuming process, however utilizing a framework can help you develop projects faster by reusing generic components and modules, and work better building on one unified structural foundation. Using a framework also facilitates … Continue reading
Codementor | Instant 1:1 Help from Expert Developers
Codementor is an online marketplace for 1:1 programming help. We connect developers to experts instantly via screen/code sharing, video and chat. via Codementor | Instant 1:1 Help from Expert Developers.
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Why (And How) Students Are Learning To Code – Edudemic
By Katie Lepi on March 30, 2014 Coding is more important now than ever before. With computer related jobs growing at a rate estimated to be 2x faster than other types of jobs, coding is becoming an important literacy for … Continue reading
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Coding consensus: 9 popular programming conventions | ITworld
By Phil Johnson, February 12, 2014 When it comes to writing code, programmers can often differ over what conventions should rule. Here are a number of conventions, though, where there seems to be some consensus via Coding consensus: 9 popular … Continue reading
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What’s the best programming language to learn first? | ITworld
This debate has raged on for a long time. In your opinion, what is the best programming language to learn as your first programming language? When I’m asked this question, my approach is to consider which language will be the … Continue reading
CodeCombat
When making Skritter, George didn’t know how to program and was constantly frustrated by his inability to implement his ideas. Afterwards, he tried learning, but the lessons were too slow. His housemate, wanting to reskill and stop teaching, tried Codecademy, … Continue reading
Beta!
Beta is a self-organized learning environment optimized for classrooms and workshops Beta is designed to support self-driven learning. Through their relationship with Beta, students will engage STEM and computer science concepts in a fun way. While Beta can be played … Continue reading
How Many Lines Of Code Is That? – Edudemic
By Katie Lepi on February 6, 2014 Understanding how to code is a great skill to have. In fact, it is growing to be an important part of a well-rounded education – slowly but surely. With so many careers of … Continue reading
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Code Racer – Battle it out and learn the code… Brought to you by Treehouse
WHAT IS CODE RACER? Code Racer is a multi-player live coding game that teaches newbies how to code a basic website using HTML and CSS, and tests intermediate and advanced users on their coding speed and agility. Players race against … Continue reading
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The Sound of Sorting – “Audibilization” and Visualization of Sorting Algorithms – panthema.net
by Timo Bingmann at Permlink. Sorting algorithms are an essential chapter in undergraduate computer science education. Due to their easy to explain nature and fairly straight-forward analysis, this set of algorithms offers a convenient introduction to the methods and techniques of theoretical computer … Continue reading