The GoLang training course is project-based: building a shared “game” server that students can use to interact with each other via defined APIs. There is also a strong “code reading” portion, whereby students can check their understanding of Go by reading and modifying open-source Go Projects. This course will explore concurrency (by diving into more concurrency patterns) and the standard library, as well as provide more coding activities using popular Go libraries/frameworks (such as logging and microservices). More about this course

Take your Python skills to the next level. Learn about the new and exciting features of Python 3.9 More about this course

Developing a single or a number of components using React is easy. However, as the application grows, it becomes crucial to understand the mechanism beyond React and be able to profile it and hook it into it. During this 3 day-intensive course, we deep-dive into React implementation details and cover architecture details and alternatives. At the end of the course, you will be able to describe best practices, profile existing applications and optimize different aspects of the application. More about this course

Scala is a type-safe programming language that runs on top of the JVM. Scala is tagged as the “long time replacement for Java”. Scala is both object-oriented and functional, thus allowing developers to easily express themselves using powerful tools without losing performance. More about this course

Our Agile Marketing Training Workshop gets marketing professionals ready to implement Agile Marketing. Our 2-day workshop starts from the basics, diving deeper into the real-world struggles, and the underlying principles, sharing experiences from real case studies, and not shying away from tough questions. It is delivered by experienced Agile Marketing Coaches/Trainers who helped Technology companies, Marketing agencies, and CPG companies implement Agile marketing at scale. More about this course

Scrum and Agile may seem less relevant for products with long, non-homogenous development lifecycles, such as electrical circuit board development or practical research. During this two day course, attendees will learn how they can practice Agile and Lean with multidisciplinary solutions consisting of domains that may include electrical hardware, mechanical systems, chemical engineering, practical research, systems integration, software, or any other engineering domain. Attendees will learn new Agile practices relevant to these domains, review various industry examples, and will be able to share their own use cases and discuss them. The course is interactive and includes many exercises. More about this course